In Volume 10, nr. 3:

Poachers shot dead in Great Limpopo Transfrontier N.P.
In the Great Limpopo Transfrontier National Park, wildlife roams free across state borders. The Park is one enormous area, joining together areas from South-Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. But even there the animals are not safe from poachers.

Poachers in West Africa take their own line
Elephant poaching in West and Central Africa is rampant. A shortage of money and resources means it is almost impossible for African conservationists to take action against illegal ivory trade, corrupted officials, and a steadily growing market.

Bornean Elephants return home in the Kuamut Forest
A group of eleven Bornean elephants previously living in captivity in Kudat have been released at various locations in the Kuamut Forest. One month after their release, a team of wildlife rangers will monitor the elephants with the aid of radio-collars in order to ensure successful adjustment to their new surroundings.

Also in this issue:

• Respect
• White elephant in Sri Lanka
• 10th Elephant Festival in the Netherlands
• Free for lack of evidence
• Maximus
• Sale of ivory in Great Britain
• Elephants mourn and bury
• Ulcerous Feet fully recovered
• Anthrax kills elephant
• Dentist techniques save Elephants
• Youth pages
• Retirement Home For Elephants
• Elephants ignore their ears and listen with their feet
• Ivoryban must not be lifted
• Hippo hunting in Burkina Faso
• Elephants of Sri Lanka surveyed
• In memoriam Tina
• US Zoos seem to be on the right track
• Baby Elephant Born In Disney's Animal Kingdom