34 Baby Elephants Trapped in Zimbabwe
Thirty-four baby elephants have been ripped from their families in a Zimbabwe national park and are being held in captivity before being shipped to Chinese
5 April 2017
Thirty-four baby elephants have been ripped from their families in a Zimbabwe national park and are being held in captivity before being shipped to Chinese
“There is a war going on and we are losing. We can only save rhino and elephant with significantly increased law enforcement.”
Network For Animals have stepped in to help move the case of a group of elephants through the South African Court system. Our South African
Trafficked by highly organised gangs of criminals who see brutality and bloodshed as a simple means to an end, elephant and rhino tusk can fetch
Rhino poaching in South Africa is steadily increasing with 394 rhinos killed so far this year. Please help us convince the authorities to take action.
NFA is delighted to announce our new efforts to support South African wildlife, starting with our practical work to help rhinos affected by the brutal
Network for Animals has welcomed the decision by Marius Fransman, the leader of the African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa’s Western Cape province to
Chinese nationals have been spotted loading Zimbabwe baby elephants into crates at the Hwange national park in preparation to fly them to captivity in China.
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