Baby elephant rescued from borehole in Kenya April 4, 2022 The tiny elephant calf was hopelessly trapped deep in a borehole in Kenya’s Meru National Park as its frantic mother looked on. Officials said… Continue Reading
More elephants poached. More ivory burned, crushed April 30, 2015 It’s a scene that is becoming all too familiar across Africa – and around the world. Tonnes of confiscated ivory piled high and then… Continue Reading
Ethiopia burns massive stockpile of ivory signals zero tolerance on elephant poaching March 21, 2015 The war on poaching continues as another African nation burned a giant stockpile of ivory. Gulele Botanical Garden in Ethiopia was host to pyre of… Continue Reading
This is what poaching looks like in Kenya March 4, 2015 A heartbreaking scene played out in Nairobi National Park. That’s where 15 tonnes of ivory was set ablaze to mark World Wildlife Day on… Continue Reading
Saved from the Big Top, lions finally taste freedom on African soil January 22, 2015 The rescued circus lions we told you about yesterday, are now roaming free in Africa. Sisters Maggie and Sonja, both 8, spent almost their… Continue Reading
Circus lions rescued in Germany now at “home” in South Africa January 21, 2015 Lioness sisters Maggie and Sonja have spent almost their entire lives at a German circus. But now, they are on their way to freedom… Continue Reading
Alarm bells raised over welfare of UK circus cats November 1, 2014 Animal rights activists in the UK are ramping up the campaign to ban the use of wild animals in travelling circuses. On Halloween, the Born… Continue Reading
