+ Follow KENYA WILDLIFE SERVICE Tag
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[Title] => Kenya Wildlife Service struggles to stop poaching
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[Title] => Cartel inside Kenya fueling rhino, poaching deaths
[Summary] => A famed scientist and founding former chairman of the Kenya Wildlife Service urged Kenya's president on yesterday to invoke emergency measures to protect the country's elephants and rhinos from a poaching crisis sweeping Africa.
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[Title] => Kenya: Chinese man fined $230K for ivory traffic
[Summary] => A Kenyan court on yesterday ordered a Chinese man to pay $230,000 in fines or be jailed seven years for ivory smuggling in the first of what will likely be many cases as authorities implement a stringent new law to deter illegal trading in wildlife products.
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[Title] => Kenyan officials seize ivory disguised as peanuts
[Summary] => Officials at Kenya's Mombasa port impounded more than three tons of illegal ivory disguised as peanuts for export to Malaysia, the second such seizure there in less than a week.
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[Title] => Kenya co. turns old sandals into colorful objects
[Summary] => The colorful handmade giraffes, elephants and warthogs made in a Nairobi workshop were once only dirty pieces of rubber cruising the Indian Ocean's currents.
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[Title] => American mother, baby killed by elephant in Kenya
[Summary] => Sharon Brown was hiking with family and her 1-year-old daughter in a Kenyan nature reserve when suddenly their unarmed guide froze in his tracks. Around a corner was an elephant.
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[Title] => 4 rare northern white rhinos relocated to Kenya
[Summary] => Four of the world's last known eight northern white rhinos landed in Kenya on Sunday and were transported to a game park where officials hope the endangered mammals will reproduce and save their subspecies.
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[Title] => World's fastest man adopts world fastest feline
[Summary] => The world's fastest man adopted the animal kingdom's fastest sprinter yesterday, as Usain Bolt welcomed a new baby cheetah named "Lightning Bolt" into his life.
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[Title] => Kenya calls for end to world ivory trade
[Summary] => NAIROBI (AP) — Kenyan wildlife officials called today for an end to the ivory trade worldwide, saying a one-off sale two years ago led to a spike in the number of elephants killed in Africa.
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[Title] => Kenya's elephants send text messages to rangers
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KENYA WILDLIFE SERVICE
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[Title] => Cartel inside Kenya fueling rhino, poaching deaths
[Summary] => A famed scientist and founding former chairman of the Kenya Wildlife Service urged Kenya's president on yesterday to invoke emergency measures to protect the country's elephants and rhinos from a poaching crisis sweeping Africa.
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[Title] => World's fastest man adopts world fastest feline
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[Summary] => NAIROBI (AP) — Kenyan wildlife officials called today for an end to the ivory trade worldwide, saying a one-off sale two years ago led to a spike in the number of elephants killed in Africa.
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