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Elephant kills 2 female tourists from the UK and New Zealand in Zambian national park

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Zimbabwe: ‘Poacher kills’ over 100 elephants

By Leonard Ncube & Nqobile Tshili - The Herald POLICE have arrested a suspected poacher for allegedly poisoning over 100 elephants using cyanide at Hwange National Park. Tony Maphosa, who has been on the run since 2013, allegedly poisoned water points and salt pans with cyanide resulting in the death of more than 100 elephants. Maphosa was arrested in the national park on Wednesday following a tip off. An anti-poaching team comprising rangers fr…Elephants · Hwange Read Article

From porter to conservation leader, the inspiring journey of Marlyse Bebeguewa in Cameroon

Mambélé, CAMEROON - When most 18-year-olds envision their future, few imagine carrying heavy loads through dense equatorial forest. Yet for Marlyse Bebeguewa, now a 38-year-old forest monitoring consultant in Cameroon's Lobéké National Park, that was just the beginning of an impactful conservation career. "I feel fine, as usual. I'm not tired. I'm actually happy to be working with some people - it energizes me," Bebeguewa told Mongabay Africa wh…Cameroon · Cameroon See the Story

FWS Recommends Endangered Species Designation for Pangolin – The Presidential Prayer Team

The agency says the small scaly mammal is “the most trafficked mammal in the world.” The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) proposed improved protections for pangolins this…United States · United States See the Story

Sport hunting in Tanzania threatens the Maasai, but the EU has no plans to ban trophy imports

By Emanuele Bonini - EU News Brussels – Sports hunting in Tanzania is increasingly threatening the Maasai, the indigenous people torn from their land for hunting activities, whose products will continue to be sold in the EU. The European Commission has no intention of changing the current rules, even in the face of practices considered immoral and inhuman by the European Parliament. The Greens, Socialists (S&D), and radical left (The Left) are m…European Union · Tanzania Read Article

Harvard legal scholars join battle to free elephants from Johannesburg Zoo

By Adam Cruise - Daily Maverick At the heart of the case is the claim that keeping elephants in the zoo violates South Africa’s Constitution, particularly the environmental rights provision, as well as existing animal welfare legislation. A landmark legal bid to free three elephants from captivity in the Johannesburg Zoo has gained international traction, with heavyweight legal scholars from Harvard Law School stepping forward in support of the …Elephants · Johannesburg Read Article

First Elephant Sighting in 6 Years Sparks Hope for Species’ Return to a Senegal Park

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

For the first time in six years, an elephant was seen in Senegal’s Niokolo-Koba National Park. Grainy black-and-white footage shows Ousmane, a bull 35 to 40 years old named after a park ranger, in the forest at night, stopping to look at the camera trap that recorded his presence. Ousmane hadn’t been seen since 2019. At the time, just five to 10 elephants remained out of the hundreds that once roamed there. With no recorded sightings for years, …Species · Senegal See the Story

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SA’s trophy hunting quotas spark legal battles and civil society backlash

Rwanda: Reintroduction of elephants in Nyungwe park is a win for conservation

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Zimbabwe: ‘Poacher kills’ over 100 elephants

From porter to conservation leader, the inspiring journey of Marlyse Bebeguewa in Cameroon

FWS Recommends Endangered Species Designation for Pangolin – The Presidential Prayer Team

Sport hunting in Tanzania threatens the Maasai, but the EU has no plans to ban trophy imports

Harvard legal scholars join battle to free elephants from Johannesburg Zoo

First Elephant Sighting in 6 Years Sparks Hope for Species’ Return to a Senegal Park

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Rwanda: Reintroduction of elephants in Nyungwe park is a win for conservation

Elephant kills 2 female tourists from the UK and New Zealand in Zambian national park

Zimbabwe: ‘Poacher kills’ over 100 elephants

From porter to conservation leader, the inspiring journey of Marlyse Bebeguewa in Cameroon

FWS Recommends Endangered Species Designation for Pangolin – The Presidential Prayer Team

Sport hunting in Tanzania threatens the Maasai, but the EU has no plans to ban trophy imports

Harvard legal scholars join battle to free elephants from Johannesburg Zoo

First Elephant Sighting in 6 Years Sparks Hope for Species’ Return to a Senegal Park