VIDEO: With the elephants orphaned by poachers

Mark Lowen visits an elephant orphanage in Kenya's Tsavo national park to see the effects of wildlife poaching.

Huffington Post
Tanzania Has Lost 60 Percent Of Its Elephants To Poachers In 5 Years
Huffington Post
85,181. That number represents -- sorry, represented -- nearly 60 percent of Tanzania's elephant population. But over the past five years, more than 80,000 of the country's elephants have been slaughtered for their ivory in yet another sign humanity could ...
Decline of Elephants in Tanzania Is Catastrophic, Activists SayU.S. News & World Report
Decline of Tanzanian elephants due to poaching is...

Tanzania: 10000 Elephants Killed Annually By Poachers
AllAfrica.com
Tanzania last week reiterated its call to the international community to ban trade on ivory and rhino products in order to counter the escalating poaching of the critically endangered animals. The leading markets of the animal trophies, notably China, Japan, the ...

The Sun Daily
Poachers kill half Mozambique's elephants in 5 years
The Sun Daily
A file photo taken on Aug 21, 2009 shows an elephant eating at the Tsavo West National Park in southern Kenya. Poachers have killed nearly half of Mozambique's elephants for their ivory in the past five years, the US based Wildlife Conservation Society said ...
'Nearly half' of Mozambique's elephants killed in five yearsBBC News
Poachers decimate Mozambique elephant populationDaily Mail
Poachers killed half...

Six elephants were killed by poachers in Queen Elizabeth National Park in September, the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has said, describing it as a setback in efforts to conserve the animals that are facing extinction.

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South Africa, home to over 80 percent of all rhino in the world, has lost over 800 of the creatures to poaching this year alone.

Civilian drones are being tested across Africa's game reserves in a hi-tech battle with poachers threatening the continent's wildlife tourism industry.

Coastweek
Police studying video on alleged poachers
IPPmedia
Police are looking into the British news channel- ITV- report that sought to depict with what ease one can acquire illegal ivory in the country and persons depicted therein are being sought by the government. The suspected poachers and traders of government ...
Former Tourism Minister's comments not fit for printeTurboNews
Tanzania slams British newspaper over elephant poaching claimsCoastweek
To sell or not to sell elephant...