Archive for February, 2004
February 29th, 2004
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February 28th, 2004
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February 28th, 2004
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“- The World Bank today approved a US$5.5 million grant from the Global Environment Facility to conserve and expand the Addo Elephant National Park in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The total overall investment in the Park will amount to US$40 million, including private sector and government investments. ” - NOTICIAS.INFO
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2006 Top 10 Wildlife Conservation Success Stories; Saving the Elephants, Burying Beetles, Palilas, Bongos, Guans and MoreManagement of Elephants in South AfricaCull concerns ‘miss bigger picture’Amboseli: Dim future for the elephantsElephant Numbers up by Five Percent
February 28th, 2004
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“The controversy has spread beyond Alaska, with animal rights groups as far off as England posting photographs of Maggie on their Web sites and urging her transfer. Since her stable mate Annabelle died seven years ago, she has lived without the company of another elephant, contrary to national zoo standards. ” - Anchorage Daily News
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Animal Radio® covers Elephant MoveAlaska’s elephant has new home in CaliforniaAir Force agrees to move elephant on C-17Maggie the elephant: California dreamin’Out of Alaska: Zoo Seeks a Move South for Elephant
February 27th, 2004
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“The Republic of Congo announced today plans to expand its protected area network for the purpose of further conserving the region’s immense biodiversity, one of the key goals of the 7th Conference of the Parties for the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP-7). As a delegate at the conference, Congo’s Minister of Forestry Economy Henri Djombo announced that his country will officially gazette the Bambama-L?kana National Park, a unique and spectacular mosaic of rolling savanna and gallery forest inhabited by elephants, chimpanzees, lions, and other savanna/forest wildlife, along with plans to expand marine reserves along the coast and create new protected areas along the southern border. ” - EurekAlert!
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Fueling World Ivory Trade Spells New Threat to Africa’s Elephant PopulationElephants are slaughtered for chopsticksFears over Congo elephant killingFueling World Ivory Trade Spells New Threat to Africa’s Elephant PopulationCongo elephants killed as ivory demand jumps - group
February 23rd, 2004
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February 23rd, 2004
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“Zula and Tange were two of Chehaw’s first animal residents, on display since 1978. But the decision was made to move them to The Elephant Sanctuary in Hohenwald, Tennessee. Currently a three hundred -acre habitat with eight Asian elephants, it is expanding to nearly three thousand acres. Zula and Tange will be their first African elephants. ” - WALB
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Elephant Sanctuary in the United States Provides 2, 700 Acre Haven for 19 ElephantsWinky deserved a lot betterWinky, former Detroit Zoo elephant, diesElephant calf rescuedLucy should go to Tennessee
February 22nd, 2004
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“Daphne Marjorie Sheldrick, 70, began her career as a three-year-old when she hand-reared an orphaned baby antelope on her father’s farm in Kenya. Till date, she has brought up 54 orphaned baby elephants and rehabilitated 15 of them in the wild.” - Dehli Newsline
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Tourists warned of stray elephants near Kenyan beachesWildlife Corridor Project Gets a BoostLeakey backs SA blueprint on elephant cullingElephants killed by spear attacks in KenyaWarlords turn to ivory trade to fund slaughter of humans
February 22nd, 2004
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“The tsar’s gift would be the start of a beautiful relationship. Elephants have been constant tenants over the last 140 years. Last fall, the zoo opened a $20 million home for its seven elephants. In the 1980s after an elephant was born — a special occasion in the zoo world — officials received letters from all over the world with suggestions for a name. The baby was eventually called Elbrus.” - The Moscow Times
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Animals as artists … seriouslyAn elephant calf walks around in the elephants enclosure of the zoo in Hanover, northern Germany, Wednesday, May 7, 2008Zoo’s African elephant out sick this weekNatural and scientific enclosure for Assam zoo elephantsAt the Zoo
February 18th, 2004
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“Special treats with a valentine emphasis will be handed out at 10 a.m. both days to sea otters Thelma and Eddie; at 10:30 a.m. to the zoo’s four female elephants; and at 11 a.m. to four female swamp monkeys that are each named after dairy products: Dannon, Gouda, Blue and Brie.” - StatesmanJournal.com
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Oregon Zoo seeks to expand bear, elephant habitatZoo putting on party for elephant, environmentZoo celebrates birthday of senior elephantElephants put on a show to rememberParty scheduled for zoo’s baby elephant
February 14th, 2004
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