Mozambique elephants obliterated

Mail & Guardian | 03 October, 2014 | Estacios Valoi |

Environmentalists warned in mid-September that killing for ivory by organised syndicates was being carried out on an “industrialised” scale – between 1 500 and 1 800 elephants are being poached a year, mostly in northern Mozambique. In Niassa National Reserve, the country’s largest game reserve, the World Conservation Society (WCS) counted 22 elephants poached in the first … Full Story ?