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Dos-éléphant-2016-Wildlifeangel
10 January 2016  |  In Wildlife

Accomplices of animal abuse #1

This article is the first in a survey about our passive attitude regarding animal abuse around the world. January is a suitable time for the departure of European tourists to the countries of Southeast Asia. Thailand, India offer many attractions, particularly those relating to animals: reptiles farms, monkey parks, elephant rides. When someone is interested […]

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Anatolian-cheetah-2015-Wildlifeangel
8 January 2016  |  In Wildlife

A shepherd to divert cheetahs

During six weeks we honored six dog breeds that behave admirably in anti-poaching operations. I would like to highlight the work of a dog breed not very well known but extremely efficient in the conservation of wild animals: The Anatolian shepherd also called Kangal. Since many years, Namibia is facing big problems with cheetahs and […]

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Rhinocéros tué par des braconniers
28 December 2015  |  In Poaching, Wildlife

Namibia between corruption and poaching

At least two ministers and a senior official in the northern region were probably involved in poaching activities on rhinos and elephants in the Etosha National Park. The Executive Director of Namrights, a Namibian NGO whose mission is to uphold human rights in the country, Phil Ya Nangoloh, said to have made shocking discoveries during […]

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Malawi-tourism-2015-Wildlifeangel
20 December 2015  |  In Poaching, Wildlife

Malawi in turmoil

The Malawi government has finally decided to officially recognize that elephant poaching has reached unprecedented levels in the country’s national parks and game reserves, causing a sharp decline in the touristic population in these sites. Actually, when you choose Malawi as a tourist destination, it is for the western beaches of the lake, but especially […]

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chasse-express
29 May 2015  |  In Poaching, Wildlife

Hunting and conservation

“Sport hunting is not poaching and can help conserve wildlife. ” It is a discourse that we hear regularly on the African continent. There was a huge increase of the recent interest in the problem of poaching, mostly from many African stories on macabre rhinos and elephants illegally killed for their horns and tusks. At […]

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elephants-mali
15 May 2015  |  In Poaching, Wildlife

Mali : elephants in danger

In the Malian Gourma, which includes the regions of Mopti, Timbuktu and Gao, elephants are increasingly rare. Threatened by drought and poaching, there were 550 in the 1970s, and are now more than 354. If they cannot fight against the drought that killed in June twenty-one elephants, residents of northern Mali have decided to organize […]

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