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theecologist.org > 09/08/2026 > voracious-clandestine-donkey-skin-trade

The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade

6+ day, 8+ hour ago   (1062+ words) Communities in Africa rely on donkeys to carry water supplies. Image: The Donkey Sanctuary / With Permission. Global awareness and concern over international wildlife trade and trafficking foregrounds a select few emblematic species, such as elephants, tigers, rhinos, and pangolins. Within…...

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theecologist.org > 08/21/2026 > cruelty-ban-without-exit-plan

A cruelty ban without an exit plan

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (947+ words) Two dolphins leaping out of a pool during a show at Marineland. Image: Born Free / Press Handout. Eight dolphins have finally left Marineland Antibes, the marine park in southern France that closed in January 2025. Four dolphins remain, along with Wikie…...

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theecologist.org > 08/20/2026 > are-wasps-losing-their-rhythm

Are wasps losing their rhythm?

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (1169+ words) As wasp populations swing wildly between boom and bust years, scientists say climate volatility is behind Britain's disappearing stinging insects. Every Summer, Britain reliably produces two things: warm weather complaints and wasp headlines. Last summer delivered both in force, with…...