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poaching

  • Chinese, South African ‘Mafias’ Are Decimating Wildlife in Kruger National Park
    Chinese, South African ‘Mafias’ Are Decimating Wildlife in Kruger National Park
    JOHANNESBURG—A new report from European Union-funded international crime response group Enact states that organized crime groups from South Africa and China—in collaboration with corrupt wildlife officials—are “decimating” the population of ...
    March 20, 2023BY Darren Taylor
  • Taiwanese Companies Accused of Recruiting Semiconductor Experts for the CCP
    Taiwanese Companies Accused of Recruiting Semiconductor Experts for the CCP
    TAIPEI, Taiwan—Local prosecutors and law enforcement officials on March 9 raided seven locations and questioned 19 individuals in ...
    March 10, 2021BY Frank Fang
  • 11 Elephants Mysteriously Die in Zimbabwe Forest, Parks Authorities Are Investigating
    11 Elephants Mysteriously Die in Zimbabwe Forest, Parks Authorities Are Investigating
    The parks authorities in Zimbabwe are investigating the deaths of 11 elephants in a forest in the west ...
    September 2, 2020BY The Associated Press
  • Brand-New Eastern Black Rhinoceros Calf Born at Cincinnati Zoo–and the Footage Is Adorable
    Brand-New Eastern Black Rhinoceros Calf Born at Cincinnati Zoo–and the Footage Is Adorable
    A Cincinnati zoo has welcomed a brand-new eastern black rhinoceros into the world, born healthy on the evening ...
    August 29, 2020BY Epoch Inspired Staff
  • Kenya ‘Tames’ Elephant Poaching, Sees Elephant Numbers Double in Past 3 Decades
    Kenya ‘Tames’ Elephant Poaching, Sees Elephant Numbers Double in Past 3 Decades
    Kenya is welcoming an increasing elephant population after a concerted effort by the government, and nonprofits, to put ...
    August 19, 2020BY Louise Chambers
  • A Marine’s Fight Against Poaching
    A Marine’s Fight Against Poaching
    Poaching is a severe problem in Africa that is not only cruel to the wildlife, but also provides ...
    September 2, 2019BY Andrew Thomas
  • Rescued Stork Malena’s Love Story Inspires Carer to Protect Birds From Poachers
    Rescued Stork Malena’s Love Story Inspires Carer to Protect Birds From Poachers
    An eastern Croatian man hopes his heartwarming story of nursing an injured water bird back to health will ...
    August 19, 2019BY Richard Szabo
  • Texas Game Warden Offers $1,000 Reward for Prosecuting Alligator Tail Butcher
    Texas Game Warden Offers $1,000 Reward for Prosecuting Alligator Tail Butcher
    Authorities are trying to find the person responsible for removing an alligator's tail in northern Texas on Aug. ...
    August 7, 2019BY Richard Szabo
  • Dentist Accused of Killing Thousands of Protected Jaguars as Part of Poaching Gang
    Dentist Accused of Killing Thousands of Protected Jaguars as Part of Poaching Gang
    Authorities in Brazil have broken up a gang of alleged poachers accused of killing thousands of endangered animals, ...
    July 9, 2019BY Tom Ozimek
  • 4 Poachers Hunting Tigers and Dolphins Killed in Shootout by Police
    4 Poachers Hunting Tigers and Dolphins Killed in Shootout by Police
    Four poachers hunting for tigers and dolphins were killed in a shootout with police in thick mangrove forest ...
    May 30, 2019BY Venus Upadhayaya
  • Poachers Filmed Shooting Bear, Cubs in Alaska Den
    Poachers Filmed Shooting Bear, Cubs in Alaska Den
    Poachers in Alaska were filmed killing a hibernating mother bear and cubs in footage released by the Humane ...
    March 31, 2019BY Jack Phillips
  • 100 Baby Seals Captured by Chinese Poachers, Rescued and Sent to Wildlife Facilities
    100 Baby Seals Captured by Chinese Poachers, Rescued and Sent to Wildlife Facilities
    One hundred baby spotted seals that had been captured by poachers were found in a poultry farm in ...
    February 26, 2019BY Daniel Holl
  • How China Poaches Taiwanese Semiconductor Experts to Fulfill Tech Ambition
    How China Poaches Taiwanese Semiconductor Experts to Fulfill Tech Ambition
    Recent media reports say China is proposing to boost imports of U.S. semiconductors to $200 billion in the ...
    February 21, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • Tanzania Sentences Chinese Businesswoman to 15 Years for Smuggling Tusks
    Tanzania Sentences Chinese Businesswoman to 15 Years for Smuggling Tusks
    DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania—A Tanzanian court sentenced a prominent Chinese businesswoman dubbed the "Ivory Queen" to 15 years ...
    February 19, 2019BY Reuters
  • Chinese Medicine Demand is Depleting Asian Elephant Population in Burma
    Chinese Medicine Demand is Depleting Asian Elephant Population in Burma
    Asian elephants in Burma are being poached at an alarming rate—all to meet soaringdemand for the animal's skin ...
    September 24, 2018BY Frank Fang
  • Documentary Captures the Magic and Majesty of the African Elephant
    Documentary Captures the Magic and Majesty of the African Elephant
    Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson's sweeping new documentary film "Walking Thunder: Ode to the African Elephant" takes viewers on ...
    September 20, 2018BY Sarah Le
  • 87 Elephants Found Slaughtered in Botswana, Africa
    87 Elephants Found Slaughtered in Botswana, Africa
    An alarming number of elephant carcasses have been discovered in aerial surveys across Botswana in what has been ...
    September 5, 2018BY Reuters
  • China Wiped Out Dolphin Species, Now a Porpoise Is Under Threat
    China Wiped Out Dolphin Species, Now a Porpoise Is Under Threat
    Ever heard of a baiji? It used to be a freshwater dolphin living uniquely in China's famous Yangtze ...
    July 3, 2016BY Petr Svab
  • Kenya Burns 105 Tons of Ivory Tusks
    Kenya Burns 105 Tons of Ivory Tusks
    Kenya is set to burn 105 tons of elephant ivory and more than 1 ton of rhino horn, ...
    April 30, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Can Elephants Retain Their Social Bonds in the Face of Poaching
    Can Elephants Retain Their Social Bonds in the Face of Poaching
    As highly social animals – like human beings – elephants rely on their bonds to navigate everyday life.
    December 18, 2015BY Shifra Goldenberg
  • Planned US Ivory Rules Not Fazing California Chinatown Shops
    Planned US Ivory Rules Not Fazing California Chinatown Shops
    SAN FRANCISCO—Ivory dealers in San Francisco's Chinatown stood in their shop doors next to windows full of carved ...
    July 28, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • The Bogus Link Between Ivory and Terrorism
    The Bogus Link Between Ivory and Terrorism
    It is often said that if something is repeated often enough, it becomes accepted as true. This has ...
    January 17, 2015BY Diogo Veríssimo
  • Chopping Off the Rhino’s Horn and the War on Wildlife Crime
    Chopping Off the Rhino’s Horn and the War on Wildlife Crime
    As the electric saw cuts into the base of the horn of the live rhino lying at my ...
    November 2, 2014BY Jason Gilchrist
  • How Thunderstorms Could Help Save African Elephants
    How Thunderstorms Could Help Save African Elephants
    Elephants can tell when a storm is approaching, even if it’s 150 miles away. Scientists hope one day ...
    October 11, 2014BY Keith Randall
  • Laws Against Elephant Slaughter Have Little—or Even Opposite—Effect
    Laws Against Elephant Slaughter Have Little—or Even Opposite—Effect
    Ever since the World Trade ban on illegal ivory trade in 1989, there has only been an increased ...
    August 20, 2014BY Erin Beardsley
  • Discarded Cell Phones to Help Fight Rainforest Poachers, Loggers in Real-Time
    Discarded Cell Phones to Help Fight Rainforest Poachers, Loggers in Real-Time
    A technology that uses discarded mobile phones to create a real-time alert system against logging and poaching will ...
    June 29, 2014BY Rhett A. Butler
  • Conservationists Hope Technology, Ranger Training Will Defeat Poachers
    Conservationists Hope Technology, Ranger Training Will Defeat Poachers
    As the slaughter of elephants, rhinos, and tigers increases, conservationists are looking to promising surveillance technologies and training ...
    November 5, 2013BY Gary Feuerberg
TOP NEWS
  • DOJ Says Agencies Should Prioritize English Over Other Languages
    1hr By Jack Phillips
    DOJ Says Agencies Should Prioritize English Over Other Languages
  • Kremlin Says Europe Must Show Readiness to Contribute to Peace Process Before Joining Talks
    1hr By Victoria Friedman
    Kremlin Says Europe Must Show Readiness to Contribute to Peace Process Before Joining Talks
  • New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
    3hr By Zachary Stieber
    New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
  • Microsoft Outlook Emails Approaching Normal Levels After Outage, Company Says
    3hr By Jack Phillips
    Microsoft Outlook Emails Approaching Normal Levels After Outage, Company Says
  • Trump-Ordered Vaccine Safety Report Delayed Past Deadline
    3hr By Zachary Stieber
    Trump-Ordered Vaccine Safety Report Delayed Past Deadline
  • Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
    4hr By Evgenia Filimianova
    Global Oil Market Shows First Signs of Rebalancing as Gulf Exports Recover: IEA
  • Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
    5hr By Frank Fang
    Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
  • Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
    5hr By Andrew Moran
    Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
  • US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
    5hr By Evgenia Filimianova
    US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
  • IRS Collected Over $5.5 Trillion in Federal Taxes in 2026
    5hr By Naveen Athrappully
    IRS Collected Over $5.5 Trillion in Federal Taxes in 2026
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