Last chance to contribute to our COVID-19 crisis effort, which will directly aid #conservation projects in #Africa - Your help is needed!
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#wildlife#biodiversity
Covid has caused a slow-down in #wildlife#conservation and projects on the ground need our help - we’re pushing together with our investors to ensure their important work can continue. You can help too!
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#SaveTheElephants#environmentalprotection
Cheetah Conservation Fund Celebrates First Annual Rewildling Day March 20 with the Global Rewilding Alliance and WILD Foundation https://t.co/bLZ3ngPqgA
Is the secretary bird the key to saving East Africa's biodiversity?
A new study thinks so. Scientists compiled data on protected areas, human impacts & the ranges of thousands of animals to identify new flagship species that could make a real difference.
https://t.co/rHhFjnYWew
1000 farmers in Ghana are set to receive training on conservation of the African Teak - an endangered tree species - thanks to a collaboration involving Institute of Nature and Environmental Conservation (INEC).
https://t.co/AMQiHOVhz2
In remote part of South Sudan, a rare red colobus monkey has triggered a camera trap several hundred miles outside its known range.
The mystery visitor has caused quite a stir, and conservationists are now racing to identify this very exciting monkey.
https://t.co/Uiai4mcuWa
In September, The CCG Trust attended the Business of Conservation conf organised by Fred Swaniker, an enterprising Ghanaian determined to make conservation one of the great economic growth opportunities for Africa.
Listen to his fascinating story here: https://t.co/FyeIU0S4pi
Exciting news from Mangochi Forest Reserve in Malawi – a leopard has been caught on camera trap! A small population has managed to survive in this mountainous terrain - one that we hope to supplement with translocations to Liwonde National Park later this year.
Imagine checking your camera trap to find these images - the first western lowland gorillas to be photographed in Monte Alén National Park in Equatorial New Guinea in more than a DECADE.
A team of conservationists recently did just that. Find out more: https://t.co/zVZtEm7ZkK
Sad news emerging from Botswana as it's announced 46 rhinos have been slaughtered there in the last 10 months. That's just under 10% of their total rhino population
"The increase in poaching of both the black and white rhino is of concern and unusual".
https://t.co/MY4nKUEn7m
Industrial fishing fleets operating in the waters off Africa spend on average 6% their time fishing illegally inside zones set aside for small-scale fisheries.
This threatens fish sustainability, creates conflict and endangers the lives of fishers.
https://t.co/Kyed3YwMhN
Are South Africa's wild animals at risk of genetic pollution?
Game farmers have been breeding novel trophy animals, including the black impala & golden wildebeest, which represent a novel, genetic pollution threat to SAs iconic wildlife.
#GeneticPollution
https://t.co/ULUWLXElw4
Big Tim, one of Kenya's last giant tuskers, has died aged 50 of natural causes.
"Tim was a special elephant. He was so incredibly intelligent, mischievous, yes, but also a truly gentle giant and in that way a real ambassador for his species."
#BigTim
https://t.co/kB9Ndltftg
Gucci is the first fashion brand to join the Lion's Share Fund.
This initiative aims to raise over $100 mil a year for biodiversity conservation by asking brands to contribute 0.5% of their media spend every time an animal is featured in their ads
#Gucci https://t.co/jmwVWP11fC
9.5 TONNES of pangolin scales have been seized from a warehouse in Lagos.
That's roughly 9500 dead pangolins - the most trafficked animal in the world AND our only scaled mammal. All 8 species of pangolin are now at risk of extinction.
#pangolin#iwt
https://t.co/Hxk48Z9BKE
Honoured to be featured as one of the @NatGeo Women of Impact, although it always feels a bit fraudulent as none of this would be possible without the whole @ruahacarnivores team, local communities & supporters and friends around the world. Thank you all! https://t.co/jyDVodfcZZ
Good news: an elephant calf which was filmed being punched & kicked by drunken revellers in Botswana has found a new home.
The female calf was rescued by Elephants Without Borders & adopted into a new herd within a sanctuary.
#elephant#wildliferescue
https://t.co/9cf7XutfFi