Bull Squad

Dr Hannah speaking on the BBC:

http://www.hannahsmumby.co.uk/ #!Interview-with-BBC-World-News/cpzj/574f10980cf28b872a247587

Interview with BBC World News | Hannah S. Mumby research site Given my background in studying animals in captivity, I was interviewed for the BBC World News today on the ongoing investigating into the Tiger Temple. This ...

Our very own Dr Hannah Mumby spoke. about the very sad story of the dead baby tigers found in a Thai Temple. She talked on the BBC news about the issues of keeping animals in captivity. 🐯😔 news story here:

Thai Tiger Temple's long history of controversy
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-36423321

The Bull Squad hike is only a few weeks away! On the 28th of May we will be hiking across Lantau to raise money for elephants in South Africa. Please sponsor us, or JOIN US! Contact us on this page if you want to know how to get involved.

Ashley and Chrissie with two of our customers of the evening. Great job guys! We are definitely on our way to helping some more elephants!

Karine looks very chilled out at the bull squad stall. We are fundraising this evening from 5pm. Come see us for games, lollipops and elephant stickers! 🐘🎀🍭

Some fantastic stickers will we be sharing tomorrow to promote our cause. Thanks to Karine Leung. Come to Nightfest 2015

Thanks Nicole, Serena and Megha for making our brilliant pink elephant for Friday! Come see us at NightFest! 🍭🐘🎀

Karine loves baby elephants! And so do we! 🐘💛

Ready for NightFest Friday! Here we go 🐘💛

Thank you everyone for the new likes! We are preparing this week for NightFest at SIS! Please come along and talk to us about what we are doing to help the elephants in South Africa! 🐘🐘🐘

A hard-hitting report by the WWF.

http://www.wwf.org.hk/en/?14100/Press-Release-Report-Reveals-Hong-Kong-Ivory-Market-is-Fuelling-Poaching-of-Elephants-in-AfricaWWF-urges-the-government-to-ban-local-ivory-sales-and-processing

Report Reveals Hong Kong Ivory Market is Fuelling Poaching of Elephants in Africa　WWF urges the A new report by WWF reveals seven fundamental weaknesses in the regulation of Hong Kong's ivory market. This includes links to illegal activities such as the smuggling of ivory from poached elephants in Africa and the laundering illegal ivory with the city’s legal stock of ivory in Hong Kong. As