Wildlife Conservation Organization
Article by Jeffrey Gettleman. Published in the NY Times In the past several years, 10,000 elephants in Gabon have been wiped out, some picked off by impoverished hunters creeping around the jungle with rusty shotguns and willing to be paid Continue Reading
Cool mornings with some overcast days and low cloud. Latterly there has been some pastel sunrises as the day warms up from a cool crisp early start. On the 3rd of June we had 18 mm of rain. The latter Continue Reading
Early on in April it looked like as though the rain was gone with clear skies every day, then in the first two weeks the weather broke, bringing rain and with it an abundance of growth in the grasslands. Most Continue Reading
Fuente EIA, Environmental International Agency, Agencia Internacional del Medio Ambiente La Convención en El Comercio Internacional de Especies en Peligro (CITES), es un acuerdo internacional firmado por 185 gobiernos, incluído China, el mayor mercado mundial ilegal en productos Continue Reading
By Nana Grosse-Woodley We did more walking and exploring of the immediate area surrounding the camp, also to find appropriate locations for security observation points and foot patrol trails. The more we walk around Mbulia, the more little treasures from Continue Reading