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Endangered Species Soup
Schooling Hammerheads, Cocos Island, Costa Rica Shark-fin soup, promoted by Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in the Chinese diaspora, is driving shark species to the edge...
What are Abalone and Here's How We Get Them Back!
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Slain Conservationist Remembered for Exposing Details of Ivory & Rhino Horn Trades
Esmond Bradley Martin was willing to risk it all for rhinos and elephants, working dangerous undercover operations that put him face-to-face with nefarious criminals, all for the chance to unearth...

Biodiversity in the Greater Mekong Region
[gravityform id="1" title="true" description="true"]According to the WWF, 115 new species discovered in the Greater Mekong region. These include Three mammals, eleven amphibians, two fish, eleven reptiles and eighty-eight plants were...

Review: 'The Inner Life of Animals' Tells of Beauty, Hints at Magic
There are some paradoxical occurrences in today’s world. We are witnessing an unprecedented level of animal anthropomorphizing – of pets and wild animals alike, which is often unhelpful in understanding...

DAnCiNG like a CRANE
November 11 is Crane Festival Day at Gangtey Monastery in eastern Bhutan. The main performers are school kids who enact a special crane dance: this is hands-on environmental education. The Bhutanese...

Where Are the Bugs?
In the 1960s, entomologists began to suspect that a decline in some insect species might indicate a trend. At the time there were no longterm studies to establish if that...

Rhino Massacres - Can Ezemvelo Handle the Truth?
by Jamie Joseph South Africa's Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP), once a global conservation success story for bringing rhinos back from the brink of extinction in the 1950s, is fast becoming a...

Conversations with Aquariums and Marine Parks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=15&v=L00CfGpVnUA Aquarium and zoo industry people don’t often get together with animal protection groups to talk realistically about the future. But it happened when Ron Kagan, Director of the Detroit...

How the Nation’s Highest-Volume Wildlife Hospital Survived Irma
By Deborah Robbins Millman, Director of Outreach, South Florida Wildlife Center As Hurricane Irma approached South Florida Wildlife Center in Fort Lauderdale, staff and volunteers erected storm shutters, secured computers, diagnostic equipment, animal...

5 Ways to Help Rhinos on World Rhino Day
It's World Rhino Day, so it's time to channel your rage and frustration about rhino poaching into meaningful action that could help save these iconic beasts from extinction. Don't think...

U.S. Coast Guard Helps IFAW Deliver Aid for Animals After Irma
By Res (Andreas) Krebs It’s my first time deploying with IFAW’s Disaster Response team, and it has been an eye-opening experience. The team was sent to the US Virgin Islands...