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SANParks eyes new conservation bonds to boost endangered rhino numbers
SANParks is exploring a new conservation bond with Rand Merchant Bank to raise funds for endangered rhino protection, expanding on a $150 million World Bank initiative that links investor returns to ...
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)10h
Technology that helps WWF and partners monitor species and ecosystems
When the world’s tiger range countries committed in 2010 to doubling the number of wild tigers, they knew they needed to make ...
FLYING Magazine21h
Wildlife Group Teams With CubCrafters to Protect African Wildlife
“The tragic loss of elephants and rhinos to poachers is a daily occurrence in that part of the world,” said Quintin Smith, ...
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How WWF monitors ecosystems
When the world’s tiger range countries committed in 2010 to doubling the number of wild tigers, they knew they needed to make ...
AllAfrica on MSN2d
Polygamy Still Thrives North of the Redline, Backed By Colonial Law and Cultural Pride
Polygamous marriages remain engrained in the fabric of Namibian rural societies.This is enabled by a 97-year-old proclamation that permits Namibian 'native' men to have more than one wife, provided ...
Critically endangered rhinos get big boost in fight to survive: 'It's a powerful example of what we can achieve'
Rewilding efforts are becoming increasingly common in Africa and other parts of the world, and they are a valuable element in ...
The Cool Down6d
Critically endangered creatures complete historic journey 50 years in the making: 'One of many critical interventions to secure the future'
Mozambique's Zinave National Park has become home to ten critically endangered black rhinos to help rebuild the population.