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Tag: rhino poaching

South Africa Conviction Rate ‘Pitiful’ for Rhino Crimes?

May 13, 2016 Guest BloggerAfrica

By Melanie Verwoerd, courtesy of Conservation Action Trust. When it comes to statistics, the devil is always in the detail – or in the spin, […]

Rhino Hunting is Not Compatible with Conservation

March 23, 2016March 23, 2016 Guest BloggerAfrica

by David Bilchitz, courtesy of Conservation Action Trust South Africa’s official approach to rhino conservation involves a contradiction. While calling for the protection of rhinos […]

Rhino Poaching in South Africa Declining, But Still Too Soon to Celebrate

January 23, 2016January 25, 2016 Guest BloggerAfrica

By Adam Cruise, courtesy of Conservation Action Trust South Africa has announced its first decrease in rhino poaching since 2007: “We are pleased to announce […]

Rhino Horn Trafficking: Market-Based Solutions Under Scrutiny [Podcast]

November 30, 2015November 30, 2015 Rhishja CotaAfrica

In Episode 38 of the Behind the Schemes podcast, our guest is Dr. Ronald Orenstein and we’re taking a closer look at market-based responses to […]

Wildlife Trade Experts Oppose Use of Synthetic Rhino Horn as Anti-Poaching Measure

September 22, 2015May 21, 2017 Rhishja CotaAfrica

HANOI – A coalition of wildlife non-governmental organisations actively combating the illegal rhino horn trade has declared its opposition to the use of bioengineered rhino […]

Culture of Secrecy Hampers Namibia’s Efforts to Protect Rhinos

January 29, 2015 Guest BloggerAfrica

Courtesy of Conservation Action Trust Cape Town – 29 January 2015 – The Save the Rhino Trust (SRT) of Namibia has launched an internal investigation […]

Nepal: First Rhino Killed in 15 Months

May 27, 2014 Rhishja CotaAsia

For the first time since February 2013, a rhino was gunned down by wildlife traffickers in Nepal. The killing occurred on May 2, in the […]

Oil Company Begins Tests In Virunga National Park, Chief Warden Survives Shooting

May 26, 2014May 26, 2014 Astrid AnderssonAfrica

British petroleum conglomerate SOCO International PLC began seismic tests in Lake Edward, Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on April 26. […]

Operation Crash: California Duo Indicted for Illegal Rhino Horn Sale

April 2, 2014 Rhishja CotaMammals

Two San Francisco Bay Area men, identified as Edward N. Levine of Mill Valley and Lumsden W. Quan of San Francisco, were formally charged with […]

Proposed Highway Plans to Cut Through Nepal’s Chitwan National Park

April 1, 2014 Astrid AnderssonAsia

Chitwan National Park in Nepal, a safe haven for endangered species and exemplary conservation initiative, has recently come under threat from a proposed transportation project. […]

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