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The Truth About Asia’s Elephant Tourism

20. August 201919. August 2019

anti-zoo-initiatives, conservation, media-echo

Published on thediplomat.com the 13.08.2019. | By: Ingrid Suter The article takes a differentiated look at elephant tourism in Asia and illustrates the danger, that campaigns by animal rights activists pose for conservation.

Activism or paternalism? The case of elephant-based tourism in Southeast Asia

3. March 20233. March 2023

anti-zoo-initiatives, education, media-echo

Published on elephantstandards.com in mid-February of 2023. | By: Dr Ingrid Suter Elephant tourism in Asia is often stigmatised as negative by the “Western World”. Expert Dr Ingrid Suter sees an uncalled-for paternalism in this. » to the full article

Coronavirus Effect On The Environment: Without Tourism, We Will Lose Elephants

14. July 202013. July 2020

conservation, media-echo

Published on ibtimes.com the 31.05.2020. | By: Dr. Robin Ganzert The coronavirus pandemic and the lockdown that followed in many countries have also had dire consequences for animals – as is the case with elephants. » to the full article

Why elephant riding is not only beneficial but necessary for an elephant’s health

5. May 2022

animal welfare, media-echo

Published on the Facebook page of ZooNews Digest the 25.04.2022. Legitimate offers for elephant riding are not only beneficial to the animals but also for their health. Therefore, they are important for the animals.

Tourism Lockdown Continues to Kill Endangered Animals

14. November 202013. November 2020

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Exclusively for zoos.media – 24.08.2020. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß The consequences of the tourism lockdown are becoming more and more obvious. This article looks to Kenya, where endangered animals are being hunted as a result of economic necessity.

Kenya: The Silent Drought

9. November 20229. November 2022

conservation, history, media-echo

Exclusively for zoos.media – 03.11.2022. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß Imagine this: there is a drought, and no one is looking. That is currently the case in Kenya, where a devastating drought is raging, threatening millions of people and animals, that is receiving alarmingly little attention.

Covid-19 lockdown continues to threaten the survival of species

12. November 202011. November 2020

conservation, media-echo

Exclusively for zoos.media – 01.08.2020. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß The IUCN has found clear words: the survival of many species is at stake if zoos and aquariums are not supported better during lockdown.