Mother and baby lion-tailed macaque. Image: Nagaraj Papanna 2017 A mother lion-tailed macaque cradles her baby against her, undisturbed by the camera crew in close proximity. Polar bears trudge across sludgy ice floes to find ringed seals in winter. A herd of pronghorn antelope bounds across the screen and condors fly high over herds of... Continue Reading →
Major Wildlife Trafficker Arrested
Over my Sunday morning coffee, I open up my email (who gets the paper anymore?) and read an article a friend has just sent. "20 January 2018 - Asian wildlife trafficking 'kingpin' Boonchai Bach arrested" I don't usually post on breaking news, but this one resonated for me. Thai police have arrested a man alleged... Continue Reading →