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"Research consistently shows wildlife crime doesn't get the priority or the resources it deserves. We need better systems in place to provide the necessary support to investigate and prosecute these crimes." https://t.co/tpd9JvAbgM
Another alarming offshoot of the wildlife trade. Across the Balkans, big cats have become the ultimate power symbols among criminals and influencers. Police are ineffective & experts worry the trade will spiral out of control. https://t.co/i2VPmwSayK
Mass dehorning of rhinos in South Africa's Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park in KwaZulu-Natal has resulted in an 80% drop in poaching in the park since the operation began in April. https://t.co/VUaorSC5xc
Although they have a fearsome appearance, #crocodiles play a vital role in healthy ecosystems. Without them, waterways would be overrun with species that may eventually degrade the ecosystem. This #WorldCrocDay, let's take a moment to appreciate these incredible replies.
Important, eye-opening read. Research suggests that the illegal cheetah trade from the Horn of Africa to the Arabian Peninsula increased by more than 50% between 2020 and 2023. Only about 10% of trafficked cubs are intercepted by law enforcement. https://t.co/kJ2F9s20k6
Namibia's unique desert-adapted lions, which eke out a living in the harsh Kunene Region in the country’s north-west, have declined up to 21% over the past year due to a drought-induced drop in prey and conflict with humans. https://t.co/wePiL3Oezu
Soaring into the New Year like never before!
Embracing the thrill of adventure and the beauty of our diverse landscapes at Mount Kenya National Park. #MountKenya#KenyaParks
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Rwanda's mountain gorilla population is now growing after decades of instability and poaching. But with border tensions rising, the future is uncertain. https://t.co/YQDw4qxCre
Fascinating research (not yet subjected to peer review): The authors concluded that this could well be the first evidence of a non-human species using a human-like naming system to refer to other individuals. https://t.co/XGEXSNIdXq
Always so interesting and inspiring to hear the voices of women who are challenging stereotypes and making an impact in conservation. https://t.co/eCQTuX1Q8t
Some African lion populations are increasing.. The reason: the creation of vast protected landscape mosaics, with natural corridors stretching far beyond core protected lands, which consider the large areas lions need to roam seasonally. https://t.co/k0xdYtZxfG
"Elephants are trailblazers. Their movements and needs for wild space also imply the protection of many other species that will share a less developed corridor or landscape with them." https://t.co/7aZlEchdd7
Africa Digna Foundation - Director,Alejandro Lucena MIR pays a courtesy call to Prof. Paul Wainaina, Vice-Chancellor represented by Prof. Waceke Wanjohi, DVC(Academic) and signed an MOU to provide scholarship to needy and vulnerable students undertaking studies in KU.