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China’s fish ecosystem on verge of collapse
The military crisis in the South China Sea has increased the rate at which coral reefs and fish stocks are being destroyed.
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Drones aid wildlife conservation and fight poaching
Pilotless drone aircraft will be used to track wildlife and fight poachers in wildlife reserves around the world. Park rangers in Kenya plan to introduce drones to help monitor endangered animals over vast expanses of park land. The...
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Dozens of elephant carcasses found near Botswana wildlife sanctuary
The carcasses of 87 elephants have been found near the Okavango Delta wildlife sanctuary in Botswana, reports The BBC.
Brave Wilderness
I Cut Off a Rhino's Horn.
Rhinos are dying. Poaching, habitat loss, and genetic fragmentation have collectively pushed rhino populations to the brink of extinction. Illegal and deadly horn poaching is far and wide the greatest threat to rhinos. To deter this...
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WWF presents new plan to save South Africa's rhinos
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has come up with a new program to combat rhino poaching in South Africa after a sharp rise in poaching over the last few years. A total of 388 rhinos have been poached so far this year with deaths expected...
The Economist
How to stop the ivory trade
If ivory poaching continues at its current rate the African elephant could be extinct within decades. Science is being used to better map ivory-trafficking routes, but will it be enough to save the iconic animal?
Independent Producers
Using DNA to Catch Poachers
Game wardens in California are now using DNA fingerprinting analysis to help protect illegal poaching of wildlife. There are many species, from large game to shellfish, which are being illegally caught or killed for food. Since there are...
TMW Media
ChangeMakers Damien Mander - Combat Poaching in Southern Africa
ChangeMakers Damien Mander - Combat Poaching in Southern Africa
The Brain Scoop
Shark Fin CSI
Shark fin soup is quite a delicacy in Eastern cultures. Its high price tag makes shark fins a hot item for poachers! Scholars learn how investigators created a process to determine the shark species people hunted in a presentation. The...
NPR: National Public Radio
Npr: Listening to Elephants
National Public Radio tells the story of Katy Payne and her attempts to study the Bai elephants of central Africa by listening to them. Great pictures and audio clips, plus documentation of Ms. Payne's fear that her research will be used...
Science Friday Initiative
Science Friday: Wildlife Csi
An interview with Laurel Neme, the author of Animal Investigators, and experts from the US Fish and Wildlife Service. They discuss the field of animal forensic science and what animal investigators do. Aired May 1, 2009 [35:35]
NPR: National Public Radio
Npr: The Elephant Bai
The narrative of an expedition to visit rare forest elephants in the Central African Republic. Great audio clips of elephants.