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As the illegal wildlife trade becomes increasingly devastating to endangered species can anyone afford to be a bystander?   Consumption and Wildlife trade

Elephants in both Africa and Asia are struggling due to illegal poaching and habitat loss. As human populations grow ever larger, conflicts between people and elephants become more frequent. A string of threats affecting elephants

The Atlas of Global Conservation- % Habitat Loss It seems more than half of the world has lost over 30% of their habitats. How might we prevent this from increasing as human population and rates of urbanization continue to grow? What steps can we take to prevent the destruction of…

Poaching statistics "South Africa has by far the largest population of rhinos in the world and is an incredibly important country for rhino conservation. However rhino poaching levels have dramatically escalated over recent years. The below graph shows the exponential increase in poaching from 2007 - 2015. " What is…