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Wildlife Conservation Organization dedicated to create global awareness about the plight of the world's wildlife and diversity.

Raising awareness about the war on wildlife to prevent the devastating impacts that wildlife poaching, animal trafficking, and the bushmeat trade are having on the world’s remaining wildlife populations and the communities that co-exist with these species

Everything you need to know about White Rhinos

White Rhinos are divided into two distinct subspecies: The Northern White Rhino and the Southern White Rhino. The Southern White Rhino is the least endangered of the living kinds of rhino, with a population of estimated 15,00- 20,600. Unfortunately, only seven known Northern White Rhinosare still surviving.

Rhino Translocation

The GRAA trusts that this kind of conservation collaboration will highlight the role that any organisation or person can play in their efforts to secure a positive conservation outcome.

Great White Shark in Danger

The reality of the conflict between sharks and humans goes way beyond and the equivocal decision to get rid of them is not a solution. There are many aspects to be analysed of these wonderful predators to find a solution to the conflict.

RHINO CRISIS

Posted on October 6, 2015 by Brenda Limón

The Western Black Rhinoceros has officially been declared extinct by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the world’s largest conservation network. “Given the wildlife poaching taking place, lack of political will and conservation effort by Cameroon conservation authorities Continue Reading

Organization of the Day:The Mexican Rehabilitation Centre for Primates (CMRP)

Posted on September 19, 2014 by Brenda Limón

The Mexican Rehabilitation Centre for Primates (CMRP) emerges after the actual troubled situation of endemic endangered primates in Mexico (Alouatta pigra , Alouatta palliata, Ateles geoffroyi).The CMRP was founded in 2007 to promote, share important data and support conservation and Continue Reading

Celebrating World Ranger Day! Support our Ground Troops.

Posted on July 31, 2014 by admin

Be-Art Photography and the Game Rangers Association of Africa salute the brave rangers on the front line of conservation. Support the brave men and women that strive to protect our natural heritage worldwide. World Ranger day is 31st July but Continue Reading

Good news for the Loggerhead Sea Turtle!!!

Posted on July 23, 2014 by Brenda Limón

The US federal government has taken a needed step to protect the imperiled loggerhead sea turtle. It has designated a “critical habitat”, including 84 percent of all known nesting areas, and protections for large areas of ocean habitat. Critical habitat Continue Reading

Angola Rhino News

Posted on June 30, 2014 by Brenda Limón

Continuing with our series on matters of rhinos within our neighbouring countries. Angola’s rhino history seems short and not so sweet, what an utterly sorry state of affairs… Baby Black Rhino. Photo by Annamarie Esterhuizen 10 white rhinos were Continue Reading