Articles about 'World Wildlife Fund'

The polar explorer using Grime to break the ice

29 January 2020

It’s not often someone compares the voices of seals to the sounds of space set to a Grime beat. But when he’s not monitoring seals from space, Fitzwilliam College PhD student Prem Gill, is using ‘Seal Grime’ as one way to encourage people from a wide range of backgrounds to take up polar science.

A male savannah elephant uses his trunk to eat inTarangire National Park, Tanzania.

Elephant poaching costs African economies US $25 million per year in lost tourism revenue

01 November 2016

New research shows investing in elephant conservation is smart economic policy for many African countries.

Visitors in Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia

World’s protected natural areas receive eight billion visits a year

24 February 2015

Researchers say that the first study to attempt to gauge global visitation figures for protected areas reveals nature-based tourism has an economic value of hundreds of billions of dollars annually, and call for much greater investment in the conservation of protected areas in line with the values they sustain – both economically and ecologically.

Articles about 'World Wildlife Fund'

The polar explorer using Grime to break the ice

Elephant poaching costs African economies US $25 million per year in lost tourism revenue

World’s protected natural areas receive eight billion visits a year

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