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Jamie Joseph
Press

July 4, 2014

By Jamie Joseph Just before the interview begins, Jane Goodall tells me about the very first time she saw elephants in the wild; their remarkable intelligence, and the precious bonds they...

Legend Jane Goodall inspires New Zealanders to save the elephants

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Jamie Joseph

June 30, 2014

By Jamie Joseph / NZ Herald Jane Goodall visited New Zealand this month as part of her 80th birthday world tour, a celebration of sell out shows and standing ovations....

Join the global march for elephants and rhinos

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Jamie Joseph

June 25, 2014

I just got off a Skype call with South African Dex Kotze; successful business entrepreneur, conservation activist, aviator, strategist, wildlife photography enthusiast, and brave enough to have his email posted...

New York State Passes Historic Ban on Sale of Elephant Ivory and Rhino Horn

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Press

June 20, 2014

Press Release: 20 June 2014 New York State Makes History: Sends Clear Message to Criminals Benefiting from the Killing off of Elephants and Rhinos Legislation Elevates Penalties; Emphasizes That Poaching of Wildlife...

New Zealand Photographer speaks out for Africa's wild

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Jamie Joseph

June 20, 2014

Robyn Preston made headlines early this month when the mother of five and grandmother of seven accidentally became a wildlife photographer in demand. That story here. She is back in Africa...

Satao, the iconic elephant of Kenya

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Jamie Joseph

June 14, 2014

I am the official storyteller for TEDxAuckland, and last night at the 2014 launch party I started letting my circle of friends know that I will be returning to Africa...

Hong Kong customs seize HK$7.9 million worth of ivory

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Press

June 11, 2014

Airport customs officers have detained 15 Vietnamese nationals after a routine inspection of their luggage in the early hours of yesterday uncovered HK$7.9 million (US$1.1m) worth of ivory in 32...

Orphaned baby rhino Gertjie finds love again

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Jamie Joseph

June 2, 2014

On the 3rd of May the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre took custody of a three month old baby rhino, anticipated to have been born around the 19th of February. He...

New Zealand’s loop holes are promoting Ivory Trade

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Jamie Joseph

May 27, 2014

A report released this month by NZ environmental policy analyst Fiona Gordon notes that on a per capita basis for ivory carving imports from 2009 to 2012, New Zealand easily...

The poaching link to terrorism

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Jamie Joseph

May 22, 2014

A growing number of terrorist groups in Africa are turning to the illegal trade of elephant tusks and rhino horn to finance their operations, cashing in on a massive demand...