Reason #78 to get involved
Buffalo have been wiped out entirely in some areas of Africa due to disease and human conflict. Crucial support is needed to bring their numbers back.
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Reason #28 to get involved
African Wildlife Foundation has helped farmers return to the Congo River as a means of finding new markets for their goods. To improve livelihoods and reduce locals’ reliance on wildlife hunting for survival, efforts like this need continued funding.
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Reason #61 to get involved
On the brink of extinction in 1996, the West African giraffe population is now steadily growing. However, their habitat in Niger is not formally protected. African Wildlife Foundation needs support funding efforts that reduce human-giraffe conflict within these crucial ecological buffer zones.
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Reason #82 to get involved
Adapting to their recent human neighbors, vervet monkeys steal food and raid crops. As a result, humans mass-poison the monkeys to defend their food sources. Help is needed to establish a buffer zone so both humans and monkeys can coexist.
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Reason #70 to get involved
There are only 300,000 African elephants in Southern African Heartlands and small herds in the mere hundreds throughout West Africa. We need continued support to protect elephant migration routes.
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Reason #45 to get involved
Due to loss of habitat, deforestation, and hunting, duikers now number less than 15,000. The species population is estimated to have dropped 30% over the past 15 years. Without intervention, this decline shows no sign of reversing.
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Reason #16 to get involved
You can help protect one of man’s closest relatives—the endagered bonobo. Vital supplies are needed for scouts in the Faunal Reserve of Lomako-Yokokala, a critical bonobo habitat in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Reason #68 to get involved
The impala-like kobs inhabit low-lying hills with permanent water sources, restricting them to regions rapidly being populated by humans. Without any designated buffer zones, this vulnerable species is being hunted at an alarming rate.
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Reason #43 to get involved
Conservation-minded individuals can work with AWF to designate their lands as protected spaces. These environmental easements help counter the decline of wildlife due to development and habitat fragmentation.
Reason #3 to get involved
AWF is fostering new and innovative solutions to the problems posed by a rapidly developing Africa which remains home to vulnerable and endangered species.
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