Rescue of a newborn

Article Abstract:

Vigilance is necessary to save the remaining elephants in Tanzania, whose numbers can be further reduced by poaching and natural hazards. Human assistance proved its value when a newborn elephant was saved after being trapped in a mudpool and later, after being left behind by its mother.

Natural history, Tanzania, Wildlife rescue

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The ivory war

Article Abstract:

Two conservationists challenged poachers to protect the elephants in the North Luangwa Park of Zambia. They were unable to make much of a headway until the arrival of Tom Kotela with the support of top government officials. An economic development program also helped achieve their plans.

Personal narratives, Wildlife conservation, Excerpt, Nonfiction

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Dogs to the rescue!

Article Abstract:

The canine sense of smell is vastly superior to that of humans. This, in addition to their many other unique abilities, makes them ideal for rescue work. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has saved many lives with the help of its trained rescue dogs.

Practice, Appreciation, Canada. Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Police dogs, Rescue dogs, Search and rescue dogs

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