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East African Wild Life Society
East African Wild Life Society News    |    Directory    |    Library    |    Map    |    Projects/Partners   |    Links East African Wild Life Society P.O. Box 20110 Nairobi, Kenya Phone: +2542.574145 or 574171 Fax: +2542.746868 www.eawildlife.org General Information about EAWLS Taita Biodiversity Conservation Selected Swara Magazine Articles Good News for Mangroves Kenyas Forests are ...
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East African Wildlife Society - Say YES to Conservation Say NO to Extinction Choose conservation for life with the East African Wild Life Society
Helping support national park infrastructure, anti-poaching measures and wildlife sanctuaries Conservation education and research Translocating endangered species Community conservation initiatives Throughout the 1980s the East African Wild Life Society's advocacy and publicity was an effective weapon in the flight against the rampant poaching then affecting the region. The Society also provided ...
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African Wild Dog
They are lean and lanky, weighing about 60 pounds. African Wild Dogs are carnivorous and only prey on medium-sized antelope including Thomson's gazelle, impala, ... their first 12 to 14 months and the entire pack is needed to help feed them. The African wild dog is one of Africa's most endangered animals. Natural predators include lions and hyenas. But ...
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Gift Shop: African Wild Dog
Gift Shop: African Wild Dog African Wild Dog African Wild Dog Pup Wild Republic 4 in stock / 7 inches $5.99 Return to Jungle Gifts Index Return to Product Index
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African Wild Dog -- Kids' Planet -- Defenders of Wildlife
NW Washington, DC 20036 Tel: 1-800-385-9712 defenders@mail.defenders.org STATUS: Endangered. DESCRIPTION: African wild dogs are the size of medium domestic dogs. Their Latin name, Lycaon pictus, means " ... . A litter may contain as many as 16 pups, although infant mortality is high. THREATS: African wild dogs face a number of serious threats, including habitat loss, human persecution (hunting and ...
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Lesson Plans - GIS: Helping to Save the African Wild
Clark Expedition: Create Your Own Adventure - The Red Album GIS: Helping to Save the African Wild Africa's Struggle With AIDS Chimps, Humans, Thumbs, and Tools Contour Maps With DOGSTAILS ... discuss how technology can help to influence planning and preparation for the conservation of the African environment, now and in the future. Suggested Student Assessment: Assign students to write a paper ...
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African Wild Ass
Ass Equus asinus Endangered Interbreeding with free-ranging domestic asses led to the extinction, in Roman times, of the African wild ass in Algeria. The African wild ass in Nubia and the eastern Sudan probably ceased to exist as recently as 30 years ago. However, some 2,000 animals survive in Ethiopia and approximately 250 in Somalia, where they live in very dry, ...
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Predator Conservation Trust: African Wild Dog information
Clawless Otter Cape Fox Caracal Cheetah Civet Dhole Large Spotted Genet Golden Jackal Honey badger Leopard African Lion Asiatic Lion Sand Cat Serval Side Striped Jackal Snow Leopard Spotted Hyena Striped Hyena ... , they often come into conflict with people. RECOMMENDED READING The following books relating to the African wild dog are out of print, but they are often available from Amazon - please use ...
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African Wild Ass
Only Eritrea has a small but stable African wild ass population. According to the IUCN The major threats to the survival of the African wild ... On the Ground On the Ice Plant Life Natural Wonders Underwater In The Trees On Television Wild Travels Most Recent Irukandji Matamata Turtle Hickory Horned Devil Fit As A Goldfish? Secrets Of The Pla ...
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Black Footed Cat,Wild Black Footed Cat,Black Footed Wild Cat
They also have higher energy requirements than larger African wild cats. Zoological name: Felis negripes Species: Just slightly bigger than the Asian rusty spotted ... by local farmers may well present a problem - poison and traps, indiscriminately laid for the African Wildcat and Jackal are reported to be affecting black-footed cats in certain areas. The ...
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