Video: SAVE! Africa Needs Your Help
Video: SAVE! Africa Needs Your Help
Youth 4 African Wildlife intern and Mexican national Luly Alvarez beautifully summarizes her time as a volunteer intern in Africa and what she has learned about Africa’s conservation challenges.
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Chronography of Light
Chronography of Light
We are not so different from wild animals
We are not so different from wild animals
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Now or Never Future Conservation Heroes
Now or Never Future Conservation Heroes
Bloodline: Now or Never (Official trailer)
Bloodline: Now or Never (Official trailer)
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Now or Never African Wildlife Trust (Official Launch)
Now or Never African Wildlife Trust (Official Launch)
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A NEW wildlife organisation has launched with the aim of saving EVERY SINGLE surviving rhino or elephant victim of poaching.Continue reading “Now or Never African Wildlife Trust (Official Launch)”
Celebrities Plead; “STOP KILLING OUR RHINO”
Celebrities Plead; “STOP KILLING OUR RHINO”
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On our 2013 Anti-poaching campaign we were joined by three celebrities,Christie Brinkley, Bai Ling, and Sailor Brinkley Cook, in support of our cause.Continue reading “Celebrities Plead; “STOP KILLING OUR RHINO””
The legal racketeering of ivory
The legal racketeering of ivory
The history of the ivory trade since the colonial era paints a depressing picture about the fate of elephants. Between 1860 and 1920 roughly 33,000 tonnes of ivory were shipped from Africa to the British Empire – the equivalent of 1.1 million elephants.Continue reading “The legal racketeering of ivory”
The Silent Giants of Tsavo
The Silent Giants of Tsavo
Tsavo National Park in Kenya is probably on every wildlife enthusiast’s bucket list. Renowned for its stories of man-eating lions, and admired for its famous elephants covered in red dust and the Critically Endangered hirola, a trip to Tsavo imbues tranquility in the African wilderness with the prospect of observing big tuskers in their natural environment.Continue reading “The Silent Giants of Tsavo”