Camel Project started 1985 introduction of camels to the Maasai of Kenya and Tanzania.This was the first camel livestock introduction to the country of Tanzania
India's camel population has shrunk significantly over the last 40 years, from over 1 million in the mid-1980s to around 200,000 as of recent estimates in 2024–2025. This represents a decline of more than 80%. #Camels#Dromedaries#India
Camelicious is Dubai's homegrown company that produces fresh camel milk. Mark Wyllie discussed the company’s expansion to a herd of 7,000 camels and highlighted the health benefits of camel milk.
#EmiratesNews#DubaiOneTV#UAE#Dubai#News@YunusSaif
Did you know: without camels, the Incense Road wouldn’t exist 🐪 These resilient companions carried spices, stories and civilisations across the Arabian desert - shaping the legacy of AlUla.
Four giraffe species officially recognised in major #conservation reclassification – IUCN report
The reclassification marks a major milestone in the #giraffe taxonomy and reshapes how giraffe diversity is understood and conserved.
Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/bMCCk9bgpO
🚨 The countdown is on! ⏳
The Global Conference on Sustainable Livestock Transformation is almost here ➡️ https://t.co/dO10Bmw1Ve
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We are ready. Are you? 😃💪
#SustainableLivestock
The #YearOfCamelids featues how these animals are building resilience to climate change! 🐫💪
In Iran, camels provide vital food and income, helping families to overcome harsh conditions.
👉 https://t.co/Z94lAd0xzJ
🥛🐪 Camel milk contributes to livelihoods, food security, and nutrition for communities that depend on them.
🧐 Did you know? They can produce more milk from poor feed than any other dairy animal species!
#YearOfCamelids
🚨 Without action, antibiotic use in livestock could increase by 29.5% by 2040. But better management can change this trajectory.
New @FAO-led study reveals how improved productivity can reduce future antibiotic use in livestock.
Learn more➡️ https://t.co/SlxOVpSE1q
For 14 years, the Camel Rescue Centre in Bassi, Jaipur, run by @HelpSufferingIN, has worked tirelessly to protect Rajasthan’s camels.
Providing treatment to over 5,000 camels every year, the centre also replaces harmful nose pegs, fits carts with reflectors for road safety, and offers round-the-clock emergency care.
@rpbreakingnews covers:
#animalwelfare #rescue #KindnessMatters
#GreyMattersClips
@RajCMO@BhajanlalBjp@KumariDiya@Dept_of_AHD@ForestRajasthan
From deserts to highlands, camelids support millions of people worldwide!
The King’s Camel Festival featured a #YearOfCamelids exhibition booth showcasing the cultural, social and economic value of these resilient animals.
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https://t.co/sq57Q7Q5r6
Camelids contribute to food security, nutrition, and economic growth while holding profound cultural and social significance for communities worldwide.
Did you know there are 6⃣ different species of camelids around the world?
#YearOfCamelids
📢 Pastoralists are key to food security in areas where crop production is difficult:
🏜️ drylands
🌄 mountains
💧 wetlands
🌾 shrublands
Learn more on @FAO's work on #pastoralism: https://t.co/6vbaECRS9o
Some 2 million years ago, when the high Arctic was a much warmer, greener place, a unique collection of animals coexisted: Caribou, geese, hares, even camels!https://t.co/RUpjetMFzt