International Fund for Animal Welfare - IFAW.
More about the work of IFAW.
- World's marine mammals under threat from noise pollution
- Land Purchase Protects Elephant Corridor in South India.
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- Gorillas returned to Cameroon from Malaysia.
- Hong Kong & Cameroon win Interpol award.
- IFAW calls for ivory ban on EBAY- SUCCEEDS!.
- Kenyan rangers killed in gun battle with poachers.
- DNA testing shows huge ivory haul came from Zambia.
- 3 Siberian tiger cubs saved in Russia.
- Two Rhinos re-introduced into Manas National Park in India.
- Japanese whaling fleet sets sail.
- Ivory seizure in Taiwan.
- Wildlife souvenirs.
IFAW works throughout the world to improve the welfare of wild and domestic animals by protecting wildlife habitats, reducing commercial exploitation and helping animals in distress.
The organisation seeks to motivate the public to prevent cruelty to animals and to promote animal welfare and conservation policies that advance the well being of both animals and people.
In the UK, IFAW campaigns on marine and wildlife trade issues and hunting with dogs, as well as carrying forward our international pet rescue and emergency relief campaigns.
Articles about the work of IFAW
Rare hoolock gibbon released into Kaziranga National Park – pairs up with wild male
Emergency grant to maintain poaching patrols in Kenya's Tsavo park.
Project reduces elephant deaths on Indian railway line to zero
Five more Asiatic black bears successfully returned to the wild