55 arrested in Malawi poaching sting
April 24, 2015
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On the trail with photographer Robyn Preston
April 6, 2015
By Jamie Joseph / Editor Not everyone can go to Africa, but some that do never really leave. Like New Zealander Robyn Preston who has over these past couple years expanded...
Breakthrough: Could 2015 be the year China ban's the ivory trade?
April 5, 2015
By Jamie Joseph / A Virgin Unite Exclusive. Legislative Councillor Dr Elizabeth Quat recently crossed a major milestone. A couple weeks ago at the National People’s Congress (NPC) meeting in Beijing,...
An open letter to Global Citizens fighting to save elephants and rhinos
March 30, 2015
By Jamie Joseph Friday was a particularly difficult day for me. I learned of the elephant massacre in a Congolese national park by armed militants likely to be linked to Joseph...
South Africa Weighs Legalisation of Rhino Horn Trade
March 24, 2015
Saving the Wild will be tweeting throughout the presentations to the Committee of Inquiry. Get live updates here. AFRICAN WILDLIFE FOUNDATION FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 24, 2015 South Africa Weighs Legalisation of Rhino Horn...
Will China's race for new thinking save the elephants?
March 18, 2015
By Jamie Joseph Over the weekend I caught up with Eric Olander, founder of the China Africa Project and co-host of the weekly China in Africa Podcast, with hundreds of thousands...
Saving the last great tuskers
March 9, 2015
By Jamie Joseph The race is on to save the last great tuskers from poachers and hunters. Read the full story on Virgin Unite. Photo gallery by Craig van Zyl, dedicated to...
What are the game changers?
March 6, 2015
Video interview with Jamie Joseph, founder of savingthewild.com - Originally published on Africa Geographic for World Wildlife Day. Related stories...
Pangolin is the new rhino
February 23, 2015
By Jamie Joseph for NZ Herald After seven weeks of assignments, I flew out of Zimbabwe on the 4th of January and landed in South Africa’s Limpopo wilderness. I’ve been spending...
EIA: China's blood ivory carving factories
February 19, 2015
In this two part series I interview Allan Thornton, founder of Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), the agency behind groundbreaking investigations that contributed significantly to both ivory and rhino horn bans...