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• Invisible Slaves in Ecuador’s Abaca Plantations: Part 2
  SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN 20/02/2019   SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras has lodged official complaints to the governments of Ecuador, Japan and Norway, and will continue to do what is necessary to eliminate slavery universally, and in this context, we will target Abaca plantations on the Ecuadorian coast. We also wish to remind Japan and […]
• Japan, Norway & Slavery in Ecuadorian Abaca plantations
  SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN 20/02/2019   SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras has lodged official complaints to the governments of Ecuador, Japan and Norway, and will continue to do what is necessary to eliminate slavery universally, and in this context, we will target Abaca plantations on the Ecuadorian coast. We also wish to remind Japan and […]
• From Nature With Love
  SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN 15/02/2019     Marcio Esteves Cabral Brazil Veadeiros Tablelands National Park, Brazil Miles Morgan United States Alabama Hills, Lone Pine, California, USA Warren Keelan Australia South East coast of Australia Mieke Boynton Australia Sheffield, Tasmania, Australia. Roberto Marchegiani Italy Atchafalaya Basin, Loui […]
• Rare African black leopard captured by camera trap’s extraordinary photos
  SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN 13/02/2018 Images were taken by British wildlife photographer, Will Burrard-Lucas, in Laikipia Wilderness Camp in Kenya   A black leopard at night time in Kenya, photographed with a Camtraptions camera trap. Photograph: Burrard-Lucas Photography/Camtraptions The wild African black leopard has been the stuff of leg […]
• Japan’s Taiji Dolphin Massacre: activists to launch unprecedented legal challenge
  SELVA-Vida Sin Fronteras AMAZON PINK DOLPHIN 13/02/2019     Exclusive: lawsuit in Japan contends that dolphins are wrongly classified as fish and should be protected as mammals   Animal rights activists have launched an unprecedented legal challenge to the slaughter of dolphins in Japan, claiming that fishermen are routinely violating animal welfare laws and […]