Afghanistan's Shangri-La: far from the guns and bombs lies the Wakhan

Article Abstract:

The Wildlife Conservation Society's (WCS) Afghanistan Biodiversity Conservation Project includes training the locals of Afghanistan's Wakhan to become field guides and trail cooks for ecotourists. WCS was also invited by the USAID to be the international wildlife organization to have a full-time presence in the country. The operation's mission includes carrying out wildlife surveys with the help of the locals.

Foreign operations, Public affairs, Personnel administration, Afghanistan, Social aspects, Environmental aspects, Surveys, Training, Description and travel, Indigenous peoples, Ecotourism, Ecological surveys, Wildlife Conservation Society

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Wild horses: are mustangs symbols of the untamed American West or simply exotics?

Article Abstract:

The wild horses have been indiscriminately slaughtered. The efforts of the WHBA, to help the wild horses, are described.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics

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Horse haven

Article Abstract:

The measures taken by Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary to maintain horse population are analyzed.

United States, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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