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Next month, on May 14th, the International Rhino Foundation (IRF) will celebrate our 30th anniversary. IRF was born when several concerned individuals came together in response to the black rhino poaching crisis in Zimbabwe in the early 1990s. A few …
April 19, 2021 in I Give A Whoop, Newsroom, North America, Whooping Crane Whooping Crane pair L8-16 and L22-17 at their nest in Chambers County, Texas. The young pair, now five and four years old, met and paired in eastern …
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April 15, 2021 in Newsroom, Travels with George George Archibald (center) receives the Gold Medal from Prince Philip. Charles de Haes, Director-General of World Wildlife Fund International, stands beside them. In the spring of 1985, I was awarded the Gold …
A male and a female greater one-horned rhino arrived in Manas National Park in Assam, India today. The two rhinos were captured in Pobitora National Park yesterday and transported under the supervision of experts for their release. The new arrivals …
Nepal completed a new nationwide census for greater one-horned rhinos and the population now stands at 752, an increase of 107 from the previous survey in 2015. Greater one-horned rhino by Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren The census was originally scheduled for 2020, …
April 7, 2021 in I Give A Whoop, Newsroom, North America, Whooping Crane Nests – and eggs! Our staff placed the first nest camera of the year near Whooping Crane pair 4-12 and 3-14’s nest in Marquette County, Wisconsin. Photo …
Whooping Crane Eastern Population Update – April 2021 More >
If you’re wondering how detrimental consuming fish is, sea for yourself: In the new Netflix documentary Seaspiracy, director Ali Tabrizi lays bare how commercial fishing devastates marine animals—and what will happen if humans continue to consume fish. Created by the …
‘Cowspiracy’ Team Dives Below the Surface: 6 Lessons From ‘Seaspiracy’ More >
News > African forest and savanna elephants recognised as two species A new assessment has recognised the African forest and savanna elephants as two separate species for the first time. This has highlighted both species are now threatened with extinction. …
African forest and savanna elephants recognised as two species More >
Many of you are probably aware of the Reddit challenge supporting gorilla adoptions on the r/wallstreetbets group that went viral last week. It is an amazing testament to the positive good that can happen through technology and social platforms. Whenever …
The European Commissioner for Fisheries and the US Department of Commerce have the power to alter their respective positions, and we need to get them to act fast before it’s too late for the mako shark. It’s Action Time for …
Mark and Becci Crow first learned about the Tchimpounga Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center and sanctuary from Jane herself. They were inspired to support Africa’s largest chimpanzee sanctuary when Dr. Goodall, giving a keynote speech to the Wildlife Conservation Network, aired a …
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