Paula Kahumbu interview on Heart FM Cape Town about the plight of elephants, and the role Amarula is playing in conserving them.

Paula Kahumbu interview on Nice FM

WildlifeDirect CEO Dr.Paula Kahumbu on South Africa's SABC Tv morning show, discussing the plight of elephants and what Amarula is doing to save the giants from extinction.

Paula Kahumbu Interview on SABC TV

WildlifeDirect's Judy Wangari joined a panel of conservationists on Kenya's KTN to discuss the recent lift of ban in ivory trade by China.

WildlifeDirect's Legal Asociate Judy Wangari interview on KTN

WildlifeDirect legal associate Judy speaks about her experience practicing animal/wildlife law with us and why its important.

Why study Animal Law?

WildlifeDirect CEO Dr.Paula Kahumbu's speech at World Economic Forum 2018 in Davos about the plight of elephants and the way forward in elephant conservation.

Hope 4 Elephants

Paula Kahumbu interview on BBC's 'The inquiry', discussing the recent China ivory ban.

The Inquiry

China Ivory ban effect

Leading African Storyteller and co-founder of StoryMoja narrates 'Sing for an elephant', a story about the origin of elephant during the #WildlifeWarriors Teachers Training in Nairobi by WildlifeDirect in partnership with StoryMoja and Safaricom PLC.

SING FOR AN ELEPHANT NARRATION BY MUTHONI GARLAND

Our Legal intern Imani Naitore explains how Hawala money transfer works and why wildlife trafficking syndicates prefer the system because there are limited to no records kept hence prevent them from being tracked. She did the research on her own and got to learn about it.

How Hawala is used in illegal wildlife trafficking

A discussion on the plight of Africa's lions tittled 'when the last lion roars'

On Point

Dangers facing Africa's lions

WildlifeDirect is a Kenya and US registered charitable organisation founded and chaired by African conservationist Richard Leakey, who is credited with putting an end to the elephant slaughter in Kenya in the 1980s. Its main office is located in Nairobi, Kenya.

WildlifeDirect was established in 2006 to provide support to conservationists in Africa directly on the ground via the use of blogs, which enables anybody, anywhere to play a direct and interactive role in the survival of some of the world's most precious species.

WildlifeDirect takes no administration fee for the funds that are transferred through their website so that the financial support can go to where it was intended in its entirety. Their core costs are provided for separately through grants, primarily from the European Union

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