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Poachers

‘Rhino bond’ charges onto markets to save South African animals
The Green Guardian
/ 26 March 2022

‘Rhino bond’ charges onto markets to save South African animals

Investors will see returns if the critically endangered rhino population increases in two designated South African parks

By Heather Scott
Following the wildlife traffickers’ money
The Green Guardian
/ 3 December 2021

Following the wildlife traffickers’ money

The illegal wildlife trade is one of the most profitable criminal enterprises worldwide, but only recently has the focus shifted to investigating its financial flows

By Sheree Bega
Kruger loses 70% of rhinos in 10 years
The Green Guardian
/ 5 February 2021

Kruger loses 70% of rhinos in 10 years

The good news is that the drought has eased, poaching is down and the environment department is now not only focusing on the poachers but is going after crime syndicates

By Sheree Bega
Why poachers persist in hunting bushmeat — even though it’s dangerous
Article
/ 9 May 2018

Why poachers persist in hunting bushmeat — even though it’s dangerous

Many individuals continue to poach to improve their incomes, rather than just make ends meet

By Staff Reporter
Kruger’s contested borderlands
Article
/ 6 April 2018

Kruger’s contested borderlands

An anti-poaching buffer zone in Mozambique has led to a company being accused of grabbing land

By Staff Reporter
Hunters should stop using lead bullets and help save the vultures
Article
/ 19 March 2018

Hunters should stop using lead bullets and help save the vultures

A new threat to vultures is emerging: lead poisoning from ammunition used by game hunters

By Beckie Garbett
Bomb-sniffing elephants trained in South Africa
Article
/ 24 February 2015

Bomb-sniffing elephants trained in South Africa

Elephants in South Africa are being trained to sniff our explosives, poachers and landmines in what is called the art of "bio-detection".

By Ed Stoddard
86 elephants poached in Central Africa
Article
/ 19 March 2013

86 elephants poached in Central Africa

Poachers killed at least 86 elephants in Chad last week, say conservation groups, warning that elephants in Central Africa risked being wiped out.

By Reuters
Six suspected poachers shot dead in Kenya
Article
/ 29 March 2012

Six suspected poachers shot dead in Kenya

Kenyan rangers have shot and killed three suspected poachers, and another there were killed last week after a rise in elephant poaching.

By Tom Odula
No image available
Article
/ 1 November 2010

Kenyan game rangers kill three elephant poachers

Kenyan game rangers shoot dead three people suspected of killing five elephants for ivory.

By Staff Reporter

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