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    BREAKING – A pangolin pup is born free from a rescued, released pangolin

    by Scaled 6th Sep 2020

    Retrieved out of the trade On the 25th of April 2020, a pangolin was retrieved out of the illegal trade in an intelligence-driven operation by the South African Police Service (SAPS) Endangered Species Unit. Pangolins retrieved from the trade are given names of association with…

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    IN THE NEWS – Africa’s pangolins will be extinct in 20 years if urgent action is not taken

    by Scaled 12th Nov 2019

    The following article was written by Sheree Bega and published in the Saturday Star Professor Ray Jansen was sitting on his stoep last week Tuesday enjoying the sunset with his Labradors and drinking a cold beer when the call came through. A senior police officer…

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    IN THE NEWS – Pangolin highlights reality of poaching crisis

    by Scaled 31st Oct 2019

    The following article was written by René de Klerk and published by Safarinews.org During August, news of a poached pangolin reached the team at the Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital (JWVH). While the rescue of live pangolins from the illegal trade in South Africa during sting…

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    IN THE NEWS – The war against pangolin smuggling – here’s how you can help

    by Scaled 28th Feb 2019

    The following article was published by the Middelburg Observer If the illegal trade of pangolins is not stopped, these mysterious animals will follow the same path as their brothers in Asia, to extinction.  “Asia has killed their own pangolins and now they are coming for…

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    IN THE NEWS – Outrage over ruling in pangolin case

    by Scaled 22nd Feb 2019

    The following article was written by Sharika Regchand and published by the Witness Outrage greeted news on Thursday that the 42-year-old man who tried to sell a pangolin in Pietermaritzburg was given a R240 000 fine or alternatively a wholly suspended three-year sentence. Pietermaritzburg magistrate…

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    IN THE NEWS – Pangolin rescued from poachers in Limpopo

    by Scaled 9th Feb 2019

    The Press release from Welgevonden Game Reserve, written by Jessica Oosthuyse was published by African Geographic and is republished here with their permission. A joint security operation led to the arrest of five pangolin poachers in Vaalwater, Limpopo earlier this February. “We received word of…

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    IN THE NEWS – Saving trafficked pangolins, one release at a time

    by Scaled 13th Dec 2018

    This article, written and photographed by  Steff McWilliam (wild_is_life) was pubished in Africa Geographic and is republished here with their permission. Amidst the catastrophe of wildlife poaching and trafficking, where animals such as rhinos, lions and elephants often take the spotlight, there is one very small creature that is mostly…

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