Professor Kristen Stilt and Dr Macarena Franceschini, Harvard legal scholars have joined the battle to free Lammie, Ramadiba and Mopane from the JHB Zoo. dailymaverick.co.za/article/…
“Hot on the heels of World Elephant Day, Namibia announced that it plans to hunt and kill 723 wild animals, including 83 elephants, and to distribute the meat to people because of the severe drought. PREN argues that Namibia’s plans are counterintuitive.
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#WorldElephantDay2024proelephantnetwork.org/2024/… The South African government’s ground breaking decision to pursue the options for the retirement of Charlie, based on the best scientific and ethological evidence provided to them by elephant experts and civil society is a reality
PREN has written to @SecDebHaaland and @USFWS requesting the immediate ban on elephant trophy hunting imports following the killing of three big tuskers by US citizens, supported by global conservation orgs Image Credit @elephantvoicesproelephantnetwork.org/2024/…
however we do not believe animals especially animals confined to enclosure should be forced to endure these festivities which include thousands of people and DJ lineups that last all day”
“It is truly wonderful to see South Africans relaxing and enjoying themselves in a safe space and the Pretoria Zoo offers such a venue. proelephantnetwork.org/2023/…
“On the 18th February 2022 with mounting concern for the captured elephants, PREN urged CITES to halt the export of the 22 elephants to the UAE and to return the elephants to the wild as soon as possible” emsfoundation.org.za/where-a… WHERE ARE THE NAMIBIAN ELEPHANTS?
#Tswale and Modjadji wild caught decades ago elephants from Selati Private Game Reserve, trained for elephant backed safaris, utilised for years in the industry. Recently chained up and forgotten Modjadji suffered horrific injury. Read the tragic story proelephantnetwork.org/2023/…
Despite the recent moratorium on the trade of live elephants at @CITES#CoP19 PREN have been reliably informed that there are six elephants in a holding facility in Namibia. PREN has requested clarity from the Namibian government @BornFreeFDN image: G Odendaal
Urgent clarity requested by Pro Elephant Network from Namibian Government regarding potential plans for the export of more live wild-caught elephants @ProEleNetworkproelephantnetwork.org/2022/…
@CITES#CITESCoP19 NO DECISION ON PROPOSAL 66.4 However following lively debate on 18.11.22 there is a moratorium on the live trade of elephants to zoos (ex-situ) until a decision is reached. image: 4 Zimbabwean elephants flown to Dubai April 2018 @gulf_news
PROPOSAL 66.4.1 Restrict wild-caught live exports to in-situ conservation programmes in natural historical home ranges in Africa #CoP19@CITESnationalgeographic.com/scien… THIS ELEPHANT IN TAIYUAN ZOO CAPTURED FROM HWANGE ZIMBABWE 2012 #ChristinaMRusso
Zimbabwean wild caught elephants being trained at Changxing Taihu Longzhimeng Animal World. @CITES#CoP19 Concerned elephant experts, scientist and academics have called for a halt of any further African elephants being exported into captivity. proelephantnetwork.org/2022/…
The export of live wild-caught elephants should only be permissible to destinations within the natural range state of the species for in situ conservation reasons. VIDEO: Zimbabwean elephants filmed at Changxing Taihu Longzhimeng Animal World 2019 @CITES#CoP19
SUPPORT proposals by Benin, Burkina Faso, Equatorial Guinea,Ethiopia,Liberia, Niger, Senegal and Togo @CITES#CoP19 SIGN AND SHARE @Changechange.org/p/europe-please-d… CLOSE THE LOOPHOLES stop the trade of African elephants from their natural range states to captivity
Wild caught African elephants on display at Sharjah Safari in the Al Bridi Nature Reserve in Al Dhaid courtesy of thenationalnews.com We acknowledge the tireless work carried out by the elephants advocates on social media.