Bangkok 12th December 2019 - WWF Thailand, together with leading conservation and tourism organizations, announced the success of the Travel Ivory Free 2019 campaign at Terminal 21 in Bangkok this ...
A profitable ivory trade in the city state endangers conserved elephant species that are hunted for their tusks. To combat this, the charity created a local campaign to infuriate and mobilise the ...
WWF-Thailand and partners unveil life-size African elephant sculpture to highlight ivory trade and save elephants In her opening remarks, Ms. Yowalak Thiarachow, Country Director of WWF-Thailand, said ...
* Illegal factory closed, 41 people arrested * Rhino poaching hit 15-yr high in 2009, according to WWF * Ivory demand in Asia encouraging poachers PARIS, May 18 (Reuters) - Police seized $1 million ...
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Wildlife conservationists say two African nations are taking strong steps against the illegal ivory trade. WWF said in a Friday statement the Central African nation of Gabon will ...
Answer: Yes, sadly, the poaching of African elephants is still going on because of the demand for ivory, said the World Wildlife Fund on its website. “Each year, at least 20,000 African elephants are ...
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