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White lions could be facing a renewed threat of extinction after trophy hunters were offered cut-price deals to shoot them. The rate for killing the rare animals in South Africa has been slashed from £30,000 to £10,000.
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Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has announced today that it will temporarily close Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for visitors. In a press release UWA says that in line with its mandate of protecting wildlife resources in Uganda as per the Wildlife Act from 2019, it has taken over full charge of security of the rhinos at Ziwa Sanctuary in Nagasongola district. For this to be effectively done, the sanctuary was closed for the public with immediate effect and no tourism activities will be taken until further notice.
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A suspected poacher was trampled to death by elephants while fleeing from wildlife rangers. The badly injured body of a man was found in the southern portion of Kruger National Park in South Africa on Saturday. He is thought to have been hunting rhinos along with two other men, before rangers discovered their tracks and chased them.
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In the spirit of partnership and close collaboration with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, the Monte-Carlo Television Festival will host the premiere screening of the informative and thought-provoking documentary Lions, Bones & Bullets on Monday, 21 June at 7.00pm in the Grimaldi Forum, Monaco.
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There is high pressure on Nigerian wildlife, where pangolins, forest elephants, and other endangered species, are traded both domestically and internationally. Animals are hunted for their bushmeat and body parts, such as pangolin scales and elephant ivory tusks. The country’s deforestation has also led to further decrease in endangered animals.