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Fascinating ancient Sahara site celebrated for World Wetlands Day
A remote seasonal salt lake on the edge of the Sahara leads a list of 15 new Ramsar Wetlands of ...
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Former WWF-SA chair awarded Lonmin Conservation Award
The former Chair of the WWF-SA Board, Mark Read has been awarded the organisation’s Lonmin ...
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High-level call for green revolution should be heeded
The UN High-Level Panel for Global Sustainability call for a radical redesign of the global economy ...
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Habitat loss drives Sumatran elephants step closer to extinction
An immediate moratorium on habitat conversion is needed to secure a future for Sumatran elephants. ...
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Encouraging signs for rhinos after year of record poaching
South Africa’s rhino poaching statistics have risen in the last year, but there are some ...
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Oiled wildlife death toll is ‘tip of the iceberg’
The number of oiled wildlife reported dead is a tiny fraction of the true figure killed by the Rena ...
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Rhino poaching deaths continue to increase in South Africa
Despite increased law enforcement efforts, rhino poaching accelerated in South Africa last year. ...
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“Future We Want” proposals are not the future we need
The first negotiating draft for the Rio+20 summit on sustainable development has the direction ...
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WWF congratulates Pacific Islands for certification of major tuna fishery
A skipjack tuna fishery managed by eight Pacific Island nations has been certified as sustainable ...
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Environment jeopardised by economic bail-out plans, warns WWF
WWF has stressed the urgent need for sustainable solutions to the ongoing global financial crisis, ...
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