Archive for March, 2006
March 31st, 2006
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March 29th, 2006
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March 25th, 2006
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March 25th, 2006
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“WWF has discovered that ten endangered wild Sumatran elephants are being kept chained to trees without enough food or water in central Riau in Indonesia, having been made homeless by the complete destruction of their forest. The elephants were raiding crops and threatening a nearby village before being captured by local authorities ten days ago.” - WWF
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Sumatra to relocate killer elephantsWild elephants kill two in Indonesia’s Sumatra islandWild elephants destroy oil palm tree owned by PT AgricinalWild elephants destroy hundreds of hectares of people`s plantationSumatran deforestation driving climate change and species extinction, report warns
March 25th, 2006
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“Woodland Park Zoo officials have made a compassionate decision to bring back an elephant from a placement in Tacoma. The change of plans announced Monday offers the zoo a chance to engage the public in decisions about the returning elephant, Bamboo, and the popular elephant exhibit.” - Seattle PI
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Zoo’s African elephant out sick this weekFederal inquiry sought into zoo elephant’s deathWoodland Park Zoo elephant inseminatedGroup puts Woodland Park Zoo on 10-worst-for-elephants listSeattle zoo officials say young elephant died from previously undiscovered type of herpes
March 25th, 2006
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“Last night the Ringling Brothers circus arrived in Manhattan. As usual, the elephants did the final leg of the journey to Madison Square Garden on foot, because they’re a little too big to truck or train into the city. The running was a delayed by a car accident on the Queens side of the Midtown Tunnel– word from the cops on the scene was that the police had to clean up a bunch of glass before it was safe for the elephants to walk. By 1:30am, the scene on the Manhattan side was totally crazy– after waiting for an hour in the freezing cold, most of the onlookers and reporters were totally giddy with hypothermia.” - Gothamist
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Elephants to stroll local streetsRingling Bros. Elephants On Their Way to D.C.Elephants on 34th Street: Must Be Circus TimeElephants parade into Manhattan for Ringling Bros. circusPachyderm Parade on Capitol Hill Marks the Arrival of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey(R) Circus and a Hilariously Hair-Raising Bellobration to Washington, D.C.
March 23rd, 2006
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March 23rd, 2006
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“Most poachers in the state go scot-free, as a large number of cases reportedly go unregistered due to lack of security personnel at the time of the offence or lack of proper evidence.” - The Telegraph
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Cruel jaws of deathSearch on for injured tuskerCamera-trapping of tuskers can help fight poachingPR Problem Contributing to Wild Asiatic Elephant DeclineComeback of ivory trade?
March 23rd, 2006
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