Wildlife conservation summit begins Updated: 18:21, Sunday March 3, 2013 Delegates from around the world have gathered in Thailand to work out a mechanism to restrict trade in wildlife and save endangered animals, including sharks, manta rays, polar bears, elephants and rhinos.
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Wildlife conservation summit begins
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Strict action will be taken to protect forests:
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Indonesia announces shark, manta ray sanctuary
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Event to honor animal advocates
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Global climate talks came to an end in Bangkok.
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Tiger habitats in Western Ghats shrinking:
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Malaysian elephant refuge becomes popular
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Rubbish tips to become wildlife reserves
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Thailand not to cancel ASEAN summits:
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``You can't take the wild out of the animals''
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'Public participation needed to protect natural resources'
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10 million years to recover from mass extinction
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Time 'may be running out' for orangutans
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Gillnets killing dolphins in India, Indonesia:
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Wildlife group appeals for an aviary
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Humans, animals delay reproduction during food scarcity
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Elephant population 'growing'