Archive for April, 2004
“Chang, Clang, Swish, Bang! runs until June 6 and is an exhibition of elephant art and music, the result of a project in a Thailand Elephant Conservation Centre overseen by Brighton-based artist Millie Young. ” - 24 Hour Museum
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Animals as artists … seriouslyAnimal artists create new zoo revenuesAnimal Artwork a Source of Zoo RevenueArt budget cut, elephant painting thrivesArt for elephants
April 23rd, 2004
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April 18th, 2004
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“She and 12 of her contemporaries, a group of painting pachyderms, have created what some would call works of art: colorful, conceptual brush strokes on canvas. With a little coaching from their human friends, they have taken paintbrush in trunk and created individual styles.” - Northpinellas
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Animals as artists … seriouslyAnimal artists create new zoo revenuesAnimal Artwork a Source of Zoo RevenueArt budget cut, elephant painting thrivesArt for elephants
April 18th, 2004
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“You have read about them in brochures, magazines and newspapers, and seen them on TV. But none of these prepare you for the live action at the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage in Sri Lanka. Sixty-odd elephants ? big and small, ? take that small pathway from the river to their natural-habitat like “orphanage” in disciplined rows of twos or threes, which reminds you of your school days. Fresh from their bath, but not really looking fresh ? with mud and clay smeared over their bodies ? they make their way past the throng of curious onlookers to their `home’. ” - The Hindu Business Line
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Pinnawela’s Suranimala creates a surprise for visitorsElephants to stroll local streetsElephant Festival opens in IndiaPooram’s pachyderm parade a huge crowd-pullerZoo putting on party for elephant, environment
April 12th, 2004
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April 10th, 2004
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“On elephants, the SC decided that the CITES Secretariat will receive information on rates of illegal hunting of elephants and trade in elephant specimens from existing systems monitoring the illegal killing of elephants and trade in elephant specimens, and will work with the Parties that report an increase in illegal hunting or trade to establish the potential linkage to commercial trade in raw ivory. If the SC concludes there has been an increase in illegal hunting or trade, it will recommend that international trade in all specimens regarding the elephant populations of Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa be halted and will request that all Appendix II populations of the species be transferred to Appendix I. ” - Earth Negotiations Bulletin
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New Trade Rules Proposed for Dozens of Rare Plants, AnimalsCall of the WildDon’t send elephants to Manila, urges animal groupDoubts cast on elephants’ originsA cruel change
April 6th, 2004
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