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Wildlife Crime Tip-off Line

22 April 2014 By Alan Straton

On Earth Day 2014, staff of the Wilderness Foundation were seen at the various intersections in Port Elizabeth, handing out licence disc stickers to promote the Wildlife Crime Tip-off Line.

Earth Day is an annual event on the international calendar, celebrated on April 22 each year. It is a day when events are held worldwide to demonstrate support for environmental protection.

The Wilderness Foundation works in many countries from its base in Port Elizabeth, South Africa to protect wildlife and wilderness in partnership with local communities. Whether it is direct action anti-poaching in the field, large landscape wilderness management, or developing rising young leaders from disadvantaged communities for a career in conservation, the Wilderness Foundation has over 40 years of results.

The rhino poaching crisis (as well as other wildlife crime) is of national and international significance and affects all levels of society. Wildlife crime is the fifth most profitable illicit trade in the world, estimated at up to $10 billion annually. The Wilderness Foundation recognizes this and is working in partnership with various organisations to address this issue.

The Wilderness Foundation recently hosted two Vietnamese popstars, Thu Minh and Thanh Bui as part of their Demand Reduction Strategy, and on 22 April 2014, will be promoting the Wildlife Crime Tip-off Line, which has been established as part of the Forever Wild programme, in partnership with the Wildlife Operations Group.

The purpose of the campaign will be to promote the tip-off line, thereby encouraging the public to report wildlife crime. The tip-off line number is 078 696 9494.

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Vanessa Collett distributes tip off line stickers
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