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More Evidence Emerges FDA Permitted Illegal Timber Export - Vimarsana News

More Evidence Emerges FDA Permitted Illegal Timber Export

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth part of a series on the Forestry Development Authority’s approval of illegal timber exports.

How the legacy of Liberia's Ebola outbreak is improving the health of rural communities - Vimarsana News

How the legacy of Liberia's Ebola outbreak is improving the health of rural communities

Community workers play a crucial part in the country’s fragile health system, which is currently undergoing a bold revolution

Liberia elephants: Two arrested in Liberia over elephant killings - Vimarsana News

Liberia elephants: Two arrested in Liberia over elephant killings

Liberia, with swathes of virgin rainforest, is home to between 350 and 400 forest elephants ELRECO said earlier this year

Two men arrested in Liberia over elephant killings - Vimarsana News

Two men arrested in Liberia over elephant killings

John Flomo, head of the Wologizi national park, told AFP that the bodies of two elephants were discovered with their tusks still intact in Lofa county earlier this month.

Source: ewn.co.za
Liberia: Wildlife and Conservation Reporters Network Aided in the Confiscation of Protected Animal - Vimarsana News

Liberia: Wildlife and Conservation Reporters Network Aided in the Confiscation of Protected Animal

Liberia: Wildlife and Conservation Reporters Network Aided in the Confiscation of Protected Animal Liberia: Wildlife and Conservation Reporters Network Aided in the Confiscation of Protected Animal Share Monrovia — The Confiscation Unit of the Forestry Development Authority (FDA) with the aid of the Wildlife and Conservation Reporters Network have arrested a man for selling a Duiker (Baby Dear), one of the protected animals in Liberia. The man, John Flomo, believe to be in his late 60s, was caught selling the animal at a local restaurant in Sinkor, by the coordinator of the network, Joseph ...