Petrified wood is one of the most sought-after materials in the world for both its aesthetic value and its scientific value. But in Indonesia, miners who risk their lives to dig it up barely make ...

Today, the term “Big Five” refers to the beauty and power of some of Africa’s most iconic animals. However, it has a much ...

Danny Hewitt, Director of National Operations Border Force, says international wildlife crime is serious organised crime. He ...

On the basis of evidence found at one of Africa's most important ... Botswana sing When it came to hunting, early humans tended to seek out smaller animals such as rodents, and use clubs to ...

Over 30 million tourists visit Africa yearly to experience its raw and untamed wildlife beauty. This brings significant safety concerns, as Africa is home to numerous powerful animals, and close ...

Advances in data availability and accessibility have resulted in a new study on wild animal hunting in African tropical forests. It suggests that the commercial trade in wild-sourced meat is ...

In 2021 and 2022, it facilitated the arrest of over 300 wildlife criminals (including traffickers of elephants, pangolins, big cats, and primates), rescued 20 primates, and exposed 16 incidents of ...

South Africa, for instance, no longer allows hunting of leopards. Kenya has banned trophy hunting outright since 1977, and in Botswana, a comparatively wildlife-rich country, a temporary ban in ...

That is basically like wiping out a whole pride.” Read Next: Why Hunting Africa Has Nothing to Do With Trophy Hunting It can be hard on a person to witness this systematic deletion of wildlife.

South Africa's wildlife is under threat as some of the country's most iconic species are being targeted by criminal gangs who deal in rhino horn and other illegal wildlife parts. Luckily there are men ...

for Resource Africa. Bans on puppy smuggling, animal testing, trail hunting, and snare traps. These animal welfare commitments, made by Labour in their manifesto and recently reaffirmed by Mary ...

Allo 'Allo! star Vicki Michelle is urging Yorkshire residents to write to their MP on the issue of trophy hunting.