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06.03.2019 – 13:40
Komitee gegen den Vogelmord e. V.
52 million wild birds killed by European hunters per year, new study reveals
Bonn, Germany (ots) - More than 52 million wild birds are being killed lawfully by hunters in Europe each year, according to a report published this week in the journal "British Birds". The study provides data on 82 species of wild bird which may be legally hunted including 1,607,964 shot Quails, 522,253 Teal, 107,802 Lapwings, 205,577 Snipe, 973,414 Woodcocks, ...
03.09.2018 – 10:40
FEI Fédération Equestre Internationale
World's biggest equine airlift for FEI World Equestrian Games(TM) Tryon 2018
26.06.2018 – 10:03
KfW
KfW supports the world's largest nature conservation area: an additional EUR 15.5 million for the KaZa park in southern Africa
Frankfurt am Main (ots) - - Focus on the development of ecotourism - Greater benefits for the local population - More efficient park management in three wildlife corridors - Transboundary measures to combat poachers, defuse conflict between humans and animals On behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic ...
10.04.2018 – 08:40
EW Nutrition GmbH
EW Nutrition and ICON form a strategic partnership
12.09.2014 – 08:00
Wal- und Delfinschutz-Forum (WDSF)
Animal conservationists demand a stop to "Dream Ship" (cruise ship) landings on the Faroe Islands due to whale massacres
Hagen (ots) - Unperturbed by warnings and protests from the "Whale and Dolphin Conservation Forum (WDSF)", the German cruise companies AIDA, TUI and Hapag Lloyd still want to stop at the Faroe Islands in the North Atlantic, even though there is a high risk that passengers may become eye witnesses to cruel, bloody ...
14.01.2014 – 13:00
KfW
Conserving the tiger and alleviating poverty
Frankfurt (ots) - - KfW is providing EUR 20 million for tiger conservation - Improving management of protected areas in tiger habitats - Local community benefits from inclusion On behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), KfW Development Bank has provided a EUR 20 million subsidy to improve management of protected areas in tiger habitats and to conserve tiger populations with the ...

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