Stone Age Elephant Remains Found at U.K. Rail Construction Site
“Archaeologists working on the U.K.’s Channel Tunnel Rail Link between the south coast and London have unearthed a 400,000 year-old Stone Age site including elephant remains and flint tools.” – Bloomberg.com: U.K.
June 21, 2004 No Comments
Jumbo-size protest
“Animal welfare campaigners have protested at a circus in Trafford with England’s only “performing” elephant.” – ManchesterOnline
April 18, 2004 No Comments
Illegal UK ivory trade ‘thriving’
“The International Fund for Animal Welfare (Ifaw) says nearly all ivory sold in the UK is sold illegally, because of “worrying” legal loopholes.” – BBC NEWS
March 11, 2004 No Comments
Drive against wildlife crime stepped up
“Heading the measures is a ?225,000 grant for a diverse selection of conservation project, aiding animals such as elephants, tigers and falcons. Other measures include continued backing for the National Wildlife Crime Intelligence Unit and joint-funding with WWF-UK of an enforcement officer post at TRAFFIC International.” – Green Consumer Guide
February 29, 2004 No Comments
Debts force closure of Glasgow’s rundown zoo
“But Will Travers of the Born Free Foundation believes the public mood is hardening: “We used to have two dozen or more captive dolphin shows in the UK and there isn’t one today. And everyone now agrees that polar bears are not a suitable species for captivity. When we started campaigning in the mid-1980s there were nine polar bears in zoos, now there is one… the same thing is happening with elephants.” – Guardian Unlimited
June 23, 2003 No Comments
Babies that took 30 years to arrive (U.K.)
“It’s been a jumbo wait, but well worth it for the proud owners of their first baby elephants in more than 30 years.” – Manchester Online
April 19, 2003 No Comments
Win with a trunk call! (Liverpool, England)
“This baby African elephant is the latest addition to Knowsley Safari Park and we need your help to pick a name for her.” – ic Liverpool
April 17, 2003 No Comments
A good Shepherd whose flock are wild beasts
“He is a Shepherd of a different kind. For, he has taken care of tigers, elephants and rhinos. Well, the list goes on. David Shepherd is primarily a wildlife painter and renowned conservationist from UK. He has been awarded the title of the Order of British Empire and is the fellow of prestigious art societies. Newsline caught up with Shepherd, a major force behind the ?Project Tiger?, during his recent visit. ” – Express India
February 19, 2003 No Comments
Walking with elephants in Conventry, England
“Morris dancers will be walking with elephants through Coventry city centre this weekend as a traditional ceremony dating back hundreds of years is played out.” – ic coventry uk
January 14, 2003 No Comments
Elephants perform circus tricks at zoo
A new article about the tricks elephant are made to perform at Blackpool Zoo in England. – Captive Animal Protection Society
November 28, 2002 No Comments









