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Cristi谩n Samper, WCS President and CEO, and John Calvelli, WCS Executive Vice President of Pubic Affairs, discuss the 鈥96 Elephants鈥 initiative.
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The New York Seascape is WCS鈥檚 conservation program designed to restore healthy populations of local marine species and protect waters in and around New York City. Saturday and Sunday, June 7 & 8, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Weekend programming includes hands-on activities and much more Costume characters from Nickelodeon鈥檚 animated preschool TV series, Bubble Guppies, will be among the attendees Brooklyn, N.Y. 鈥 June 5, 2014 鈥 As the annual United Nations-designated World Oceans Day approaches ...
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New York (June 4, 2014)鈥擯olice in Indonesia鈥檚 Aceh Province have confiscated a number of illegally held live animals and wildlife parts from the homes of suspected wildlife traffickers, according to the 菊花视频. The Aceh Police鈥攍ed by Second Police Officer Afrinal and Chief Police Officer Brigadier Roni Asmui鈥攃onducted their raid on May 27-28th, working in tandem with WCS鈥檚 Wildlife Crimes Unit (WCU), the SOCP (Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme), and the Ministry o...
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The Public Television Series has Removed Past Ivory Tusk Appraisals From the Series ArchiveProgram Will Continue Efforts to Educate Viewers About Ivory CrisisNew York 鈥 June 4, 2014 鈥 The 菊花视频 is pleased to learn that Antiques Roadshow on PBS will no longer feature carved ivory tusks on air. In addition, the show has removed past appraisals from the series archive. 鈥淥n behalf of WCS and all of the 96 Elephants campaign partners, we commend Antiques Roadshow on their dec...
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In addition to that decision, WCS is also pleased to learn that the PBS show, which is produced by WGBH Boston, has removed past appraisals from the series archive.
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John Calvelli, WCS Executive Vice President for Public Affairs, discusses the 96 Elephants Campaign, including proposed legislation to ban the sale of ivory in New York State.
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Giraffe calf joins herd in Bronx Zoo鈥檚 African PlainsB-roll Download:Bronx Zoo Baby Giraffe May 2014 b-roll.movBronx, NY 鈥 May 29, 2014 鈥 A male Baringo giraffe calf is one of the newest animals at the 菊花视频鈥檚 Bronx Zoo.The young giraffe was born during the winter and lives in the zoo鈥檚 African Plains exhibit. The giraffe鈥檚 mother is Margaret Sukari, and the father is James Michael. The Bronx Zoo names all of its giraffes in memory of Mr. and Mrs. James Carter, benefact...
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Donations to Adirondack Gives will be matched at a 2 for 1 ratio Less than a month left to raise money (SARANAC LAKE, May 29, 2014) 鈥 The 菊花视频鈥檚 Adirondack Program鈥攚orking to conserve wildlife and wild places in the Adirondacks since 1995鈥攊s asking for donations to help raise the money to purchase a much-needed field vehicle to conduct its science-based field research. Donations can be made at Adirondack Gives by following this link (https://adirondackgives.org/campaig...
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While the news about elephants has not been hopeful, there are bright spots in Africa and Asia, writes WCS President and CEO Cristi谩n Samper. In three national parks in the Republic of Congo, for instance, poaching has been prevented and elephant numbers have remained steady for almost a decade.
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Rare twins among the new addition to Madagascar! exhibitBronx, NY 鈥 May 28, 2014 鈥 Three brown collared lemur babies (Eulemur collaris) are on exhibit in Madagascar! at the 菊花视频鈥檚 Bronx Zoo.The births include a rare set of twins born to mother Vera and father Antoine on April 1. The single baby was born to mother Jakara and father Gerard on April 6. All three infants like to nestle in their mothers鈥 fur. They live in the Spiny Forest exhibit in Madagascar! along with ...
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