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Latest wildlife news
Reward for officers fighting crimes against wildlife
28 November 2008
A police constable who helped convict two men of harassing a dolphin will receive the WWF Wildlife Law Enforcer of the Year Award at the Police and Customs Wildlife Enforcement Conference in Fife tomorrow.
Project witnesses threat to polar bears
26 November 2008
WWF has just finished working in Canada on a unique project, organised by Polar Bears international (PBI), which highlighted the way climate change is now threatening polar bears.
Illegal trade in European wild birds highlighted
The illegal hunting of European wild birds for food in the European Union – an issue of concern to WWF – has been raised during a meeting of EU government agencies involved in regulating wildlife trade.