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CITES Appendix I Protection Proposed for African Lions

May 16, 2016November 18, 2016 Rhishja CotaAfrica

Ten African nations have determined that the African lion needs the strongest protection possible under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) and […]

Protest Against Canned Lion Hunting on March 15

March 14, 2014November 9, 2015 Astrid AnderssonAfrica

Tomorrow, March 15, protests are being held in 62 cities across 25 countries to pressure the South African government to outlaw “canned hunting” — a […]

INTERPOL Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Meeting 2013

September 9, 2013 Sal AmatoAfrica

The international wildlife law enforcement community will be gathering the week of November 4th, 2013, in Nairobi, Kenya, for the first meeting of the newly […]

Experts Estimate Only 32,000 Lions Left on African Continent

December 6, 2012December 6, 2012 Rhishja CotaAfrica

In the 1960s, the African continent was home to at least 100,000 wild lions, but a recent study found that just 32,000 of the big […]

Are African ‘Lion Encounters’ Scamming the Public?

August 19, 2012August 19, 2012 Rhishja CotaAfrica

Captive lion breeding operations in Africa — which charge tourists a fee for “walking with lions” or “cub petting” experiences — actually have no conservation […]

Indonesia: Bodies of 14 Sumatran Tigers Confiscated, Suspect Arrested

July 19, 2012August 3, 2012 Rhishja CotaAsia

A police raid on the house of a suspected wildlife trafficker near Jakarta yielded the bodies of 14 Sumatran tigers, three leopards, one clouded leopard, […]

South African Game Farmers Killing Their Own Rhinos ‘for Profit’

July 19, 2012August 3, 2012 Rhishja CotaAfrica

Law enforcement authorities in South Africa say that game farmers and reserve owners are killing their own rhinos and selling the horns. Those involved in […]

South Africa: More ‘Tiger Breeding’ Questions

July 5, 2012July 20, 2012 SarahPappinAfrica

Although South Africa’s predator breeders usually specialize in lions and leopards (for lucrative trophy hunts and “cub petting” tourist attractions), some are also in the […]

Concern Grows Around South Africa’s Tiger Trade

June 20, 2012July 18, 2012 SarahPappinAfrica

When wildlife enthusiasts think of Africa’s majestic big cats, tigers are not typically at the forefront of their minds. But the Asian felines are a […]

The Lion Bone’s Connected to the … Rhino Horn?

May 21, 2012October 30, 2013 Rhishja CotaAfrica

International concern is growing around South African game industry insiders who are dabbling in illicit rhino horn and lion bone trade. With fewer than 4,000 […]

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