The Dirty Secrets of Japan’s Illegal Ivory Trade

Last week, the wildlife conservationist community, and more importantly the world’s elephants, lost one of their most important and avid champions when Daphne Sheldrick, savior of hundreds of orphaned African elephants, died on April 12 in Nairobi at the age of 83.

• Elephants
• Wildlife
• West Africa

EIA condemns the establishment of Rhino Horn Trade Africa (RHTA), an initiative launched yesterday by the South Africa-based Private Rhino Owners Association (PROA).

• Wildlife
• Homepage
• South Africa
• Rhinos

The Arctic marine environment is not always a quiet place, but it is a relatively natural soundscape that belugas and other polar wildlife rely on to communicate and find prey.

• Wildlife
• Arctic
• Belugas

EIA letter to NOAA regarding proposed LNG Project in Cook Inlet

• Wildlife
• Belugas
• Whales

The Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) commends the International Whaling Commission (IWC) for passing by consensus a new Resolution focused on addressing the impacts of anthropogenic underwater noise on cetaceans.

• Wildlife
• Whales

EIA hails the IMO's agreement to develop a ban on the use and carriage for use of heavy fuel oil in the Arctic.

• Climate
• Wildlife
• Arctic
• Belugas
• Homepage
• Whales
• Heavy Fuel Oil
• Shipping

A short video about the Cook Inlet beluga whales and the problems they face.

• Wildlife
• Belugas
• Whales

A short video about the endangered population of beluga whales in the Cook Inlet

• Wildlife
• Arctic
• Belugas
• Whales