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  1. 2 hours ago

    Malaysia has recently burnt nearly four tonnes of confiscated ivory, sending a clear message that trafficking in the country will not be tolerated. Read more:

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  2. Jan 8

    Demand for ivory sparked 'mammoth rush' in Siberian wilderness -

  3. 4 Oct 2018

    in Kinshasa, a strong signal in the fight against poaching. The DRC President burnt 1,050kg of ivory & 1,197kg of pangolin scales on 30.09.18 "We wanted to demonstrate that now ivory & pangolin scales markets have no reason to exist "-ICCN Managing Director, Wilungula.

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  4. 7 Sep 2018

    Two and a half years ago I attended the in as a member of the team. Seeing the footage yesterday at the premier of film brought back the emotional moment for me. Powerful and moving.

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  5. 12 Aug 2018

    that the current rate of decline for African savanna elephants is 8%, primarily due to poaching. The historic in Kenya in April 2016 was a clarion call to end poaching & halt all trade of ivory.

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  6. 13 Jun 2018

    The Ivory Trade on Fire - Kenya's massive ivory burn - The African Wildlife Trust was proud to be there.

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  7. 26 Mar 2018

    Kenya sent a strong message against 🐘. Check out our paper which revealed: -Less coverage in countries with hi demand -Hi coverage in thru print media -81% online media produced

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  8. 8 Mar 2018

    With 81% of online news on the coming from the US, does it mean that in the end they are really fundraising publicity stunts?

    We have a new paper out! We looked at whether news on Kenya's ivory burn reached key ivory consumer nations & what the press were saying. An important read if you're interested in 🐘 policy, the ivory debate and wildlife trade
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  9. 8 Mar 2018

    World's largest ivory burn delivered a strong message—but who received it?

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  10. 6 Mar 2018

    World’s largest delivered a strong message – but who received it?

  11. 19 Feb 2018

    Pleased to support this campaign to end trade in 🐘 & rhino 🦏 horn. In 2016 I witnessed 🇰🇪: it sent a powerful signal that Kenya will not tolerate trade in these products. Hope more countries will implement trade bans urgently; species' future at stake:

    🌍The extinction of 🐘🦏 due to illicit trade in & is a global issue- it requires a truely global response 🌏 @AWFPresident
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  12. 9 Jan 2018

    WE need to appeal to the new leadership in to get on board with

    Following the ivory ban in China - 📌What is going to happen to the colossal amount of ivory now stockpiled there? 📌Is there going to be a symbolic ivory crush like New York? 📌Will the Chinese government make a statement?
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  13. 27 Nov 2017

    This is what’s left of the . It’s 3.2 billion Ksh worth of tusks (105 tons elephant,1.3 tons rhino). Meanwhile, poaching continues. Elephants maybe extinct by 2030. I never supported the burn ... it was a PR stunt that didn’t address the core issues.

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  14. 29 Oct 2017

  15. 30 Aug 2017

    The skeptic in me thinks is like ... more about PR than intent to address core systemic issues. I hope I'm wrong.

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  16. 3 Aug 2017

    Nearly two tons of seized ivory trinkets, statues and jewelry to be crushed in New York's Central Park.
  17. 3 Jul 2017

    So pleased to hear this Such an important statement that creates legacy for the and brings it to a greater audience

    Very powerful - worth checking out if you're going! looks like Kenya have inspired many artists too 🐘
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  18. 3 Jul 2017

    Very powerful - worth checking out if you're going! looks like Kenya have inspired many artists too 🐘

    If you're heading to the flower festival make sure to check out the stand and support
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  19. 1 May 2017

    I celebrated 1 year by speaking to young people at an event in Daresalam heres a clip of that:

  20. 1 May 2017

    Celebrating 1 year of how is the future of our wildlife looking. Watch this short film by

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