Olivier van Bogaert

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11 documents for Olivier van Bogaert
  • To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS Contact: Richard Thomas, Communications Coordinator of TRAFFIC International, +31 634163625, richard.thomas@trafficint.org; or Joanna Benn, Communications Manager of WWF Global Species Programme, +31 634 163140, jbenn@wwfspecies.org, or Olivier van Bogaert of WWF International's Press Office, +41 794773572, ovanbogaert@wwfint.org

  • To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS Contact: Tom Lalley of WWF, +1-202-778-9544, tom.lalley@wwfus.org, or Joanna Benn of WWF Global Species Programme, +39 06 84 497 212, jbenn@wwfspecies.org, or Olivier van Bogaert of WWF International's Press Office, +41 22 364 9554, ovanbogaert@wwfint.org; or Fran Mallion, Press Officer of WDCS, +44 1249 449 534; m +44 7834 498 277, fran.mallion@wdcs.org

  • SHANGHAI, China -- Scientists using DNA samples have doubled their estimates of the wild panda population in a nature sanctuary in China, a finding they say bodes well for the survival of the endangered species. The researchers believe between 66 and 72 pandas are living in the Wanglang Nature Reserve -- more than twice the previous estimate of 32, said Wei Fumin, a zoologist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

    ... "We are thrilled by this new study," said Olivier van Bogaert, spokesman for the Switzerland-based g...

  • To: FOREIGN EDITORS Contact: Tom Lalley of WWF, +1-202-778-9544, tom.lalley@wwfus.org

    ...-- Olivier van Bogaert, Senior Press Officer, WWF Internation...

  • SHANGHAI, China Scientists using DNA samples have doubled their estimates of the wild panda population in a nature sanctuary in China, a finding they say bodes well for the survival of the endangered species. The researchers believe between 66 and 72 pandas are living in the Wanglang Nature Reserve more than twice the previous estimate of 32, said Wei Fumin, a zoologist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

    ...Although "thrilled" by the study, Olivier van Bogaert, spokesman for World Wildlife Fund, ur...

  • To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS Contact: Kathleen Sullivan of WWF, +1-202-778-9576, +1-202-257- 9959 (mobile), kathleen.sullivan@wwfus.org

    ...Olivier van Bogaert, WWF International's Press Office, m +...

  • WASHINGTON, March 24 /U.S. Newswire/ -- WWF researchers have discovered that ten endangered wild Sumatran elephants are being kept chained to trees without enough food or water in the Riau Province on the Indonesian island of Sumatra in violation of an agreement the government signed in 2004 known as the Riau Human- Elephant Conflict Mitigation Protocol. The elephants have been made homeless by the destruction of the forest they inhabited. Government authorities captured the elephants ten days ago after they raided crops and terrorized residents of a nearby village. In order to keep elephants from damaging property and raiding crops they must have space to live," said Sybille Klenzendorf, lead biologist of WWF's Species Conservation Program. "This means immediately halting the destru...

    ...-- Olivier van Bogaert, Senior Press Officer, WWF Internation...

  • To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Tom Lalley of the World Wildlife Fund, +1-202-778-9544, tom.lalley@wwfus.org

    ...Additional contacts: Olivier van Bogaert, WWF International's Press Office, t +...

  • KALIMANTAN, Indonesia, Dec. 6 /U.S. Newswire/ -- A WWF "camera trap" in Borneo has photographed an animal that scientists have not been able to identify. Slightly larger than a domestic cat with dark red fur and a long, bushy tail, the animal was photographed twice at night in the dense forests of this tropical island that is home to one of the most diverse collections of species in the world. A camera trap is an everyday camera armed with infrared sensors that take pictures whenever it senses movement in the forest. The creature could be an entirely new species or a new species of marten or civet cat, which looks like a cross between a cat and a fox. The researchers will set cage traps in the coming months in the hopes of finding more about this creature. It is extremely rare to dis...

    ...Olivier van Bogaert, senior press officer, WWF Internation...

  • To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS Contact: Tom Lalley, +1-202-778-9544, tom.lalley@wwfus.org

    ...Olivier van Bogaert, Senior Press Officer, WWF Internation...



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