FROM THE VETPAW TEAM IN SOUTH AFRICA COVID-19 is taking a detrimental toll in many facets of the world and the conservation industry is no exception. With international travel restrictions and tourism halted indefinitely, many non-profits and conservation...
(MENAFN – GetNews) New York, NY – VETPAW, a non-profit organization committed to protecting endangered wildlife from poachers, continues to fight against poaching in Africa during the coronavirus crisis. While COVID-19 has brought serious change for...
The year is 2020 and rhino horn has been falsely labeled as a miracle drug, rumors dictated by poaching syndicates and black-market commerce. This has placed some of the world’s last living dinosaurs on the brink of extinction. Today there are about 5,500 black rhinos...
Planet Earth is in dire need of solutions. Astronomer Carl Sagan once said that we have a responsibility “to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we’ve ever known”. Our campaign Saving Earth...
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COVID-19 times have come to make a big impact on the world by stopping our day-to-day life. Everyone is aware that staying home is the safest measure we can all take to stay healthy and avoid getting infected. Even knowing so, many people have suffered the beating of...
The wildlife struggle is real. Thousands of endangered species are constantly harassed by hunters. Eighty percent of the world’s rhino population is found in South Africa; there’s the highest point of poaching. They’re slaughtered for their horns at an estimated cost...
