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Partnership in Action: The Mara Elephant Project
The Mara Elephant Project is working to positively effect the human-elephant relationship in the Mara-Serengeti ecosystem while setting up an anti-poaching strategy to save African elephants. The demand for ivory, particularly in Asia, poses a real and growing threat to … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Crime, Elephants, People, Wildlife Tagged African elephants, conservation, Indianapolis Zoo, Mara Conservation Project, Poaching 2 Comments
Polar Bear Champion Steven Amstrup Awarded 2012 Indianapolis Prize
His search to understand the polar bear (Ursus maritimus) has taken him to one of the harshest environments in the world – a frozen seascape where temperatures plummet below zero and the sun isn’t seen for months on end. Dr. … Continue reading