rhinos
Namibia Is Dehorning Rhinos to Combat Rising Poaching
The Namibian government is attempting drastic measures after 14 animals have been killed so far in 2014. It hopes that by selling the horn legally black market sales will collapse.
Kenya Is Deploying Drones Nationwide to Drive Out Ivory Poachers
In an unprecedented move, Kenya will spin up small-fry spy drones in all 52 of its national parks and reserves to sniff out poachers.
How Do We Make Money Off of Elephants?
How can local people be incentivized to protect the imperiled species they live with?
South Africa's Rhinos Were Poached in Record Numbers for the Sixth Year Straight
Thirteen years ago, nine rhinos were killed. In 2013, there were over a thousand.
The US Is Tackling the Wildlife Trade Like the Drug War
The US is making strides this week to fight against wildlife crime.
China's Shark Fin Decline Is a Model for Slowing the Wildlife Trade
China's growing disillusion with shark fins is likely to have an impact on shark populations.
Will Kenya's Plan to Microchip Rhinos Deter Poachers?
It's a smart plan, but is it the panacea some have billed it to be?
Oh Look, Humans Have Set Another Rhino Poaching Record
High demand and growing poaching rates are likely to push rhinos to the brink again.
The White House Is Getting More Serious About Wildlife Crime
A new anti-poaching panel and the decision to crush America's ivory are great steps.
Why South Africa's Proposed Rhino Horn Auction Won't Work As Advertised
What happens in a year, or five years, after thousands of pounds of horn has legitimized demand but the auction funds go away?
The White House Pledged More Support to Fight Wildlife Trafficking
It's a positive sign that the wildlife trade is becoming more and more of an international concern.