WAGI - Wildlife Action Group International: wildlife conservation


Home Only elephants should wear ivory Help us to translate this homepage into any other language 04/04/08 © WAGI Webdesign		WE HELP PEOPLE TO pROTECT NATURE 20 years nature conservation in Africa are our reference! The elephant slaughter starts again! Since the Wildlife Action Group took over the management of Thuma Forest Reserve in 1996 no elephant had been killed anymore, but in June 2007 it was decided in a CITES meeting in De Hague that some African countries could sell their ivory again! More elephant will be slaughtered and our scouts will be in even greater danger! More here Nice words don't fill a stomach! Alms paralyze self-initiative! With every job we create, we win a conservationist What does conservation cost in Malawi /Africa 50 Euro per month for a Wildlife Scout 40 Euro per month for a Casual Labourer 40 Euro per month for a Watchman 70 Euro per month for a Tourist Guide 100 Euro for a Teacher / Instructor 100 Euro for a Social-Worker in the villages 500 Euro for one Scout-house 0,45 Euro to build one meter of road 0,40 Euro bounty for a wire-snare 0,05 Euro to repair on meter of road Help us to create jobs to fight destruction of nature in developing countries! From our longstanding experience we know: Mere protection of wildlife and their habitat without profit-orientated management is a bottomless pit and doesn't work. If conservation activities affect people, the protected area has to become an asset for them, which improves their living conditions. WILDLIFE ACTION GROUP INTERNATIONAL only supports and implements projects where those principals can be assured! Our mission and objectives: Planning and implementation of sustainable long-term protection measures for the wildlife and their habitat in developing countries. Training and deployment of scouts and other specialized personnel. Development and support of wildlife orphanages and the reintroduction of hand raised animals back into the wild. Establishment of employment opportunities and income-generating activities for local communities in or around conservation areas in developing countries. Development of fair trade possibilities for handicrafts and rural products from communities surrounding conservation areas. Promotion, development and support of eco-tourism projects Therefore we need in our projects: more professional personnel more devoted volunteers .....but also the support and assistance of persuaded nature conservationists and partners all over the world! Become an active member and supporter of the *WILDLIFE ACTION GROUP INTERNATIONAL*

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Only elephants should wear ivory

Help us to translate this homepage into any other language

04/04/08

WE HELP PEOPLE TO pROTECT NATURE

20 years nature conservation in Africa are our reference!

The elephant slaughter starts again!

Since the Wildlife Action Group took over the management of

Thuma Forest Reserve in 1996 no elephant had been killed anymore, but in June 2007 it was decided in a CITES meeting in De Hague that some African countries could sell their ivory again!

More elephant will be slaughtered and our scouts will be in even greater danger!

More here

Nice words don't fill a stomach!

Alms paralyze self-initiative!

With every job we create, we win a conservationist

What does conservation cost in Malawi /Africa

50 Euro per month for a Wildlife Scout

40 Euro per month for a Casual Labourer

40 Euro per month for a Watchman

70 Euro per month for a Tourist Guide

100 Euro for a Teacher / Instructor

100 Euro for a Social-Worker in the villages

500 Euro for one Scout-house

0,45 Euro to build one meter of road

0,40 Euro bounty for a wire-snare

0,05 Euro to repair on meter of road

Help us to create jobs to fight destruction of nature in developing countries!

From our longstanding experience we know:

Mere protection of wildlife and their habitat without profit-orientated management is a bottomless pit and doesn't work.

If conservation activities affect people, the protected area has to become an asset for them, which improves their living conditions.

WILDLIFE ACTION GROUP INTERNATIONAL

only supports and implements projects where those principals can be assured!

Our mission and objectives:

Planning and implementation of sustainable long-term protection measures for the wildlife and their habitat in developing countries.

Training and deployment of scouts and other specialized personnel.

Development and support of wildlife orphanages and the reintroduction of hand raised animals back into the wild.

Establishment of employment opportunities and income-generating activities for local communities in or around conservation areas in developing countries.

Development of fair trade possibilities for handicrafts and rural products from communities surrounding conservation areas.

Promotion, development and support of eco-tourism projects

Therefore we need in our projects:

more professional personnel
more devoted volunteers

.....but also the support and assistance of persuaded nature conservationists and partners all over the world!

Become an active member and supporter of the

WILDLIFE ACTION GROUP INTERNATIONAL