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UN launches first-ever live map of large mammal migrations

What looks like a groundbreaking online map showing the migration paths of land animals around the world was on Wednesday, September 4, 2024, launched. An...
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Conservation

Wild Africa partners Nela Duke-Ekpenyong to promote conservation in Nigeria

Wild Africa, an environmental NGO, has partnered Nela Duke-Ekpenyong to promote conservation in Nigeria. Mr Festus Iyorah, Wild Africa Representative in Nigeria, said this in...
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National Elephant Action Plan a step forward in ensuring survival of elephants – Linus Unah

Linus Unah, the Elephant Protection Initiative (EPI) friend of the month of August 2024, is a Nigerian producer, journalist, and emerging documentary filmmaker working...
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Central African Republic commits to close ivory market, becomes EPI’s 26th Member State

The Central African Republic has become the 26th country to join the Elephant Protection Initiative (EPI), a pan-African alliance of countries dedicated to the...
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Conservation

National Park, hunters service collaborate on security of forests

The National Park Service (NPS) and the Nigerian Hunters and Forest Security Service (NHFSS) have expressed determination to provide adequate security within forest regions...
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Conservation

Nigeria unveils plan to prevent extinction of elephants

To address the conflicts between humans and elephants, Nigeria has launched the National Elephant Action Plan (NEAP) with the intention of reversing the decline...
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Conservation

World Elephant Day: Wild Africa urges better elephant protection in Nigeria

Wild Africa has called for better protection for the remaining and declining elephant population in Nigeria. Mr Festus Iyorah, Wild Africa Representative, who said this...
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Conservation

Berlin zoo seeks lifeguards for baby pygmy hippo

Berlin’s zoo is recruiting new staff to bathe with a baby pygmy hippopotamus, build cots for small pandas or release wild horses back into...
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