Archive for January, 2007
“The elephant population in Queen Elizabeth National Park has hit the level of three decades ago of about 3,000. According to a census report released by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), the elephant population is about 2,959, up from 2,497 in 2004.” - New Vision Online
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Tourist versus elephant in UgandaElephant Population in Kenya’s Tsavo Climbs 4 Percent to 11,700Uganda’s elephant numbers rise after near decimation under dictatorElephant numbers on the riseMozambique works to attract big spenders to national parks
January 29th, 2007
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January 28th, 2007
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“It has been almost six months since the death of “Anarkali,” who passed away on July17, 2006, and the Karachi Zoo still remains without an elephant, which is considered as a major source of attraction at any zoo. Anarkali the elephant was the heart of the zoo and there has, to-date, been no replacement after her death.” - The News
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Winky deserved a lot betterNatural and scientific enclosure for Assam zoo elephantsAt the ZooBaby elephant wise beyond its yearsZoo wants elephant moved out
January 28th, 2007
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“Wild elephants have killed 248 people in Asom in the last five years while 268 elephants have died in retaliatory by villagers. The State has the countrys largest population of Asiatic elephants, estimated at 5,300, according to a wildlife census in 2002.” - The Assam Tribune Online
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Assam elephants are in for chilli shockMan-elephant conflicts in Assam causing concernWild elephants crush four to deathNight of the ElephantsElephants create havoc, trample old man to death in Assam India
January 28th, 2007
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“One year ago, eight elephant veterans of the circus, Minnie, Lottie, Queenie, Debbie, Ronnie, Frieda, Billie and Liz were chained in a dark windowless barn. They had been that way for nearly two years. Today they spend their days roaming over 200 acres in middle Tennessee at The Elephant Sanctuary, enjoying the best life a captive elephant can have.” - Business Wire
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Company to send elephants to home with room to roamAbused circus elephant finds refuge in TennesseeElephant Sanctuary in the United States Provides 2, 700 Acre Haven for 19 ElephantsFormer Circus Elephant Continues Treatment at Tenn. SanctuaryLucy should go to Tennessee
January 28th, 2007
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January 28th, 2007
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“Kelly Ann is an elephant with the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus, which is in the middle of its South Florida run. Along with some of the performers at the Circus, she was out Wednesday morning for a little coffee and Cuban bread, and to make a little donation.” - cbs4.com
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Elephants to stroll local streetsElephants Take to the Streets of CharlestonElephants and Ethics at the CircusRingling Bros. Elephants On Their Way to D.C.Elephants on 34th Street: Must Be Circus Time
January 28th, 2007
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January 25th, 2007
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And “elephants are considered an endangered species and as such should not be used by U.S. military personnel. … Elephants are not the easygoing, kind, loving creatures that people believe them to be. They are, of course, not evil either.” - USNews.com
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The last mahoutsElephants need fair treatmentCrazy work hours put jumbo stress on elephantsAn elephant crushes pirated CDs in New DelhiStudy: Elephants thought extinct may have survived
January 25th, 2007
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January 25th, 2007
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“Alarmed by the death of the elephants, the staff of CID Forest Cell and Forest Department camped in M.M. Hills for over a fortnight and arrested seven people belonging to two gangs on charges of killing the elephants. The police have seized from them a pair of tusks and a muzzleloader.” - The Hindu
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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?
January 25th, 2007
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