By OUR CORRESPONDENT newsdesk@reporter.co.ke It’s estimated 100 African elephants are killed needlessly every day by poachers for the ivory trade, and when the mother is
Inger Andersen IUCN Director General. PHOTO/IUCN By ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT newsdesk@reporter.co.ke North America’s most widespread and valuable ash tree species are on the brink of extinction
CHRISTOPHER TIES ALGAE ONTO A LINE. PHOTO/© WWF Madagascar/Oreto Briz By ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT Six months ago, Christophe became a seaweed farmer. He trained with 21
Ivory products on display at the Bikeko Market in the Royal Square in Kinshasa, August 2016. PHOTO/COURTESY By ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT Ivory trade in Kinshasa’s notorious
PHOTO/© Klein & Hubert / WWF By ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT Wildlife crime was recognized as a priority by the 12 range country leaders at the 2nd
Ivory confiscated by the Cameroon Ministry of Forests and Wildlife © WWF / Mike Goldwater By ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT Weak governance, corruption and shifting trade dynamics
Pangolin scale sand wildlife parts have been seized across Malaysia in major wildlife crime busts. PHOTO/TRAFFIC By ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT Thousands of elephant tusks, pangolin scales,
A captive sun bear in Indonesia © WWF-Indonesia/ Saipul Siagian By ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT Global experts have begun the development of a conservation plan for the
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