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Cooking Up A Storm To Encourage Legal And Sustainable Foods For The Lunar New Year Holidays, Instead Of Threatened Wildlife
19 January 2017
Madelon Willemsen, Head of Office for TRAFFIC in Viet Nam said, “We are holding this competition with CWD because Vietnamese women have a great deal of influence in their families. They are providers, protectors, and teachers to the people around them. We want to drive the message that they can protect the people they care about by using legal and sustainably sourced foods.”
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Traffic Brings Hospitality Enterprises Together To Stop Illegal Wildlife Trade
12 Jan 2017
“We know consumer tourism takes place in Viet Nam and hotels and tourism companies are uniquely suited to promote zero-tolerance towards illegal wildlife consumption—they are experts at customer relations and they interact with...
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Conscious Conservation
09 Jan 2017
The reserve was proclaimed as far back as 1932, specifically to protect the coastal elephants. Then in 1969, the area was found to have numerous endemic plant species so in 2010 the reserve’s...
Community Development, General
Communities And Conservation
26 Dec 2016
The 26 farmers in the project each have 11 rows of chillies totalling 1.5 hectares. From this they produce nine tonnes of bird’s eye chillies a year, all sold to Nando's, a popular...
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Pres The Balance Of Nature To Traditional Medicine Schools
29 Nov 2016
TRAFFIC and the National Centre for Health Communication and Education (T5G) held training sessions for TM leaders and educators as part of their ongoing efforts to reduce the demand for illegal wildlife...
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Former President Of Namibia A Member Of The Peace Parks Foundation Board Of Directors
17 Nov 2016
Peace Parks Foundation has the honour to announce that Mr Hifikepunye Pohamba, former president of the Republic of Namibia, has joined the Peace Parks Foundation Board of Directors. Mr Pohamba is the second...
