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Clicks That Kill: Meta's Algorithm of Extinction
By Dr. Daniel Stiles Key Takeaways * The report “Clicks That Kill ”documents hundreds of accounts across dozens of countries openly trading live tigers, great apes, elephants, rhinos, and pangolins on Facebook and Instagram. A parallel ECO-SOLVE study logged nearly 22,000 ad posts for over 266,000 wildlife products
Patrol Dispatches: Fish Poaching, Kilombero Valley (5-minute Video)
The Kilombero Valley is a Ramsar-listed wetland in the Rufiji River Basin and is one of Africa's most important ecosystems. It holds hundreds of bird species, several endemic reptiles, and around 75 percent of the world's puku antelope. When commercial fish poaching operates in a
Who Pays for Africa's Wildlife?
Key Takeaways * African conservation is chronically underfunded: available money meets only 10 to 20 percent of needs, with an annual gap exceeding one billion dollars. * Funding flows from seven distinct streams, sorted by origin and by whether it is earned, granted, or market-generated, each with its own reliability and
Training, Equipment, Charcoal, and Fish (5-minute Video)
Aston Sparks and Bruce Martin, directors of Lake Albert Safaris, discuss aspects of operating an anti-poaching unit in Uganda, looking at training, resources, and the specific conservation challenges faced. * Unit Training and Expansion: The training process for new recruits includes basic combat readiness for armed encounters and specialized ambush