...the Elephants’ Elephants and Bees Project. Elephants can destroy a farmers’ entire livelihood in a matter of minutes, eating and trampling crops, but a beehive fence can help deter crop-raiding...
...camps saving cheetahs in Botswana, and real-time GPS devices that track elephants in northern Kenya. Most recently, the Solar Project took on what was deemed an insurmountable task––restoring the collapsing...
...Reserve which will benefit okapi, elephants and Mbuti pygmies. OCP Staff in Epulu. The trip home included an extra 6-hour drive and a pleasant overnight stay with a MAF pilot...
...experiences. (Examples include: riding elephants, taking paid selfies with monkeys, or holding tiger cubs.) Never purchase souvenirs or other items that are made from endangered species. (Examples include ivory carvings,...
...six years ago in response to a horrifying rise in elephant poaching and ivory trafficking, which prompted WCN and partner Save the Elephants to launch the Elephant Crisis Fund with...
...world famous populations of lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, or giraffes. Instead, Sarah is here to discuss the impact that human development is having on protected areas, just like Kruger, across...
...elephants in the DRC. Unwittingly, forest elephants are a lure to poachers who are increasingly trespassing in the Reserve to hunt these elephants for their tusks. The influx of poachers...
...speak about protecting elephants, cheetahs, okapis, penguins, and great green macaws. In addition to those who came in person, over 5,000 people tuned in via livestream on WCN’s Facebook, from...
