The Queen of Ivory arrested in Tanzania. She’s responsible for the death of 350 elephants
La “Regina dell’avorio” è accusata di essere il punto di riferimento tra il traffico internazionale illegale di avorio e i bracconieri.
Human presence is worse than radiation. Wildlife has returned to Chernobyl
30 years after Chernobyl nuclear disaster, deer, wild boar, and moose have returned and are thriving. This demonstrates that human activities’ effects can be worse than those of radiation.
Top 100 unmissable wildlife photos to be exhibited in Milan until December
Top 100 wildlife photos of the 2014 edition will be exhibited in Milan from 9 October to 23 December at the Fondazione Luciana Matalon, in the surroundings of the Sforza Castle.
Poachers killed Yongki, Indonesia’s most famous ranger elephant
The endangered Sumatran elephant was found dead with its tusks hacked off. It is a victim of ivory hunters.
Ivory, sweat and blood. The fight against wildlife crime in a WWF photo feature
Photographer James Morgan travels through Africa and Asia to document the fight against wildlife crime for the WWF, uncovering its devastating effects on both animals and people.
The 5 most important wildlife corridors in the world
In order to allow wildlife to safely move, man created “nature highways”. Here are the best.
Ivory trade funds terrorism
A documentary by National Geographic proves that illegal ivory trade and terrorism are closely related.
Australia, humpback whales are back after a ban on hunting
Il numero di megattere al largo delle coste australiane, in seguito al divieto di caccia, è in continuo aumento .
There are only 100 tigers left in Bangladesh
New census reveals that in Bangladesh’s famed Sundarbans forest tigers are way fewer than expected.
Tanzanian rangers can now find poachers faster
Tanzania’s anti-poaching efforts have received great support thanks to a donation by the Chinese government worth over a million dollars.