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Elephant conservation

  • Elephant being kicked by man in Zimbabwe

    Elephants mourn. Dogs love. Why do we deny the feelings of other species?

    Carl Safina
    Scientists are discovering more and more about the internal lives of animals. But what does this mean for the way humans behave?
  • Elephant being kicked by man in Zimbabwe

    Exclusive: footage shows young elephants being captured in Zimbabwe for Chinese zoos

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Wildlife rangers

  • An old bull elephant that has strayed from his herd searches for water in the drought stricken Gourma region of southern Mali, May 24, 2009. Mali’s 350 to 450 desert elephants, the northernmost elephant species of Africa, are accustomed to surviving in harsh drought conditions. But one of their crucial water sources, Lake Banzena, recently dried up, putting the animals at risk. Picture taken May 24, 2009. REUTERS/Jake Wall (MALI ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT) - RTR245IK

    Three more rangers killed in a deadly month around the world for wildlife defenders

  • Elephants graze in Virunga national park in eastern Congo.

    Three wildlife rangers killed in attack by violent militia in DRC

  • FILE - In this Sunday, March 21, 2010 file photo, shafts of sunlight filtering through the forest canopy strike smoke from fires burning outside family huts at an Mbuti pygmy hunting camp in the Okapi Wildlife Reserve outside the town of Epulu, Congo. Tree by tree, more than a dozen African governments pledged to restore the continent’s natural forests at the U.N. climate change talks in Paris on Sunday, Dec. 6, 2015. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell,File)

    Five park rangers killed in DRC in tragic weekend for wildlife defenders

  • A herder stands in a water hole to collect water for his cattle in Laikipia County, Kenya

    Two rangers shot dead in Kenya’s Laikipia conservation area

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Ideas and debate

  • Illustration of three elephants

    'What can I do to help elephants?'

  • 'Elephants are not the only victims': the lament of China's ivory lovers

    For years China’s ivory carvers and collectors have been blamed for elephant poaching. Now their government is banning the ivory trade. How do they see their future?
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    Did George Orwell shoot an elephant? His 1936 'confession' – and what it might mean

    George Orwell wrote a shocking account of a colonial policeman who kills an elephant and is filled with self-loathing. But was this fiction – or a confession?
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Elephant conservation (Chinese language)

  • Elephants

    大象2.0：留住珍贵的象群集体记忆

  • Male lion approaching female lion in Africa<br>A male lion approaches a female lion who is signaling she is ready to mate. Shot in Western Cape, South Africa in April 2017 during fall.

    打压盗猎盗伐，别小看了旅游业的本事

    John Scanlon/翰•斯坎伦
    当野生动植物的存亡关系到当地居民切身利益时，他们就会成为野生动植物的最佳保护者，约翰·斯坎伦写到。
  • Carved ivory being shown to the media before being destroyed in Beijing.

    中国禁售令造成亚洲市场象牙价格暴跌

    最新调查显示，中国的象牙交易禁令的效果初步显现：越南象牙价格暴跌，而一些象牙贸易商也被迫退出
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