June 5th is #WorldEnvironmentDay The theme of World Environment Day 2023 is to focus on solutions to plastic pollution. #BeatPlasticPollution Plastic is being consumed in large amounts by elephants primarily in Asia and India largely due to increased population growth…
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Please urge the Government of Canada to fulfill its mandate to end the elephant ivory and rhino horn trade in Canada
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Rewilding Humanity “May Man and Beast succeed to coalesce harmoniously, in the forests, the seas, and land, with ner’er a compromise from Nature.” fd There is a tragic urgency in the world today for the necessity to compromise. Compromises for…
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The decline of elephant populations due to the illegal wildlife trade and poaching is now almost the stuff of legendary horror. While elephants roamed the forests and savannas of Africa in the millions in the past, the 20th century has…
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Chapter 26|10 pages – Routledge Handbook of Rewilding – publication Nov/22 * Rewilding, the wildlife trade and human conflict By Rene Beyers, Sally Hawkins Abstract This chapter examines the relationships between conflict, wildlife trade, and rewilding. Trade in wildlife, both legal…
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It’s Giving Tuesday November 29th This #GivingTuesday we are asking you to help support the work of Elephanatics to build conservation educational capacity in Kenya by donating to the Fran Duthie African Elephant Conservation Scholarship held with Mara Elephant Project, an African conservation…
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We are excited to announce that Janeth Jepkemboi is the first ever recipient of the Fran Duthie African Elephant Conservation Scholarship distributed by Mara Elephant Project.
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ELEPHACT FRIDAY: Volunteers Make ALL The Difference! A big thank you to our grade 11 student volunteer, Muskan Sadioura, who has been super proactive in sharing Elephanatics mission to protect the African and Asian elephant! Muskan is a student at…
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Calling All Students! We are so pleased to share our student volunteer’s blog, “Help Save the Enchanted Elephant.” Dhanvin is a grade 10 student attending Kwantlen Park Secondary School in Surrey. From his experience growing up in Asia, he has…
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Mara Elephant Project is excited to announce a new scholarship opportunity for a Kenyan student. This scholarship is intended for students pursuing conservation or a related field. The goal of this scholarship is to provide financial support to Kenyan nationals acquiring a technical certificate, undergraduate or postgraduate (Masters or PhD) degree in an area related to conservation and the protection of wildlife.
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