A wildlife official following up on the discovery of a baby gorilla seized in Turkey and allegedly bound for Thailand, has admitted that taking action against any guilty party may be difficult.

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A survey has found populations of elephant, gorillas and chimpanzees in and around two national parks in southeastern Cameroon has remained relatively stable since 2016. Conservation officials have welcomed this “positive” trend but warn that various threats persist in the region. The survey was conducted by WWF in collaboration with Cameroon’s Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife in Boumba Bek National Park, Nki National Park, and nearby logging c…

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Eingesperrt in einer Mini-Kiste wird Gorilla-Baby “Zeytin” von Nigeria bis in die Türkei geschmuggelt. Fahrettin Ulu, Naturschutz-Regionaldirektor, erklärt, wie es Zeytin geht.Eingesperrt in einer Mini-Kiste wird Gorilla-Baby “Zeytin” von Nigeria bis in die Türkei geschmuggelt. Fahrettin Ulu, Naturschutz-Regionaldirektor, erklärt, wie es Zeytin geht. Source link: https://www.stern.de/panorama/in-mini-kiste-geschmuggelt–gorilla-baby–zeytin–bleibt…

Eingesperrt in einer Mini-Kiste wird Gorilla-Baby “Zeytin” von Nigeria bis in die Türkei geschmuggelt. Fahrettin Ulu, Naturschutz-Regionaldirektor, erklärt, wie es Zeytin geht.Eingesperrt in einer Mini-Kiste wird Gorilla-Baby “Zeytin” von Nigeria bis in die Türkei geschmuggelt. Fahrettin Ulu, Naturschutz-Regionaldirektor, erklärt, wie es Zeytin geht. Source link : https://www.stern.de/panorama/in-mini-kiste-geschmuggelt–gorilla-baby–zeytin–bleib…

Türkei: In Mini-Kiste geschmuggelt: Gorilla-Baby “Zeytin” bleibt vorerst isoliert

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A survey has found populations of elephant, gorillas and chimpanzees in and around two national parks in southeastern Cameroon has remained relatively stable since 2016. Conservation officials have welcomed this "positive" trend but warn that various threats persist in the region. The survey was conducted by WWF in collaboration with Cameroon's Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife in Boumba Bek National Park, Nki National Park, and nearby logging c…

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A survey has found populations of elephant, gorillas and chimpanzees in and around two national parks in southeastern Cameroon has remained relatively stable since 2016. Conservation officials have welcomed this “positive” trend but warn that various threats persist in the region. The survey was conducted by WWF in collaboration with Cameroon’s Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife in Boumba Bek National Park, Nki National Park, and nearby logging co

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