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AWF Blogs bring you to the African Heartlands, where conservation benefits both wildlife and people alike. The blogs are written by our staff - men and women who have dedicated their lives to Africa's wildlife, people and wild lands.

Polio is, unfortunately, not a thing of the past. Find out about why: http://t.co/URlrFyM544 via @nprnews6:10pm Apr 18th
"The key is to create successful business ventures that provide communities...incentives to conserve wildlife" http://t.co/ULC3XaJPyg1:29pm Apr 18th
Poaching rates have reached record highs. #Africanwildlife is at risk. There's something you can do: http://t.co/VBagL44ibY9:59am Apr 18th
It's #BatAppreciationDay! Let's take a moment to celebrate these too often overlooked mammals http://t.co/4shDVL3LTZ (cc @USFWS_WNS)6:45pm Apr 17th
.@MotherNatureNet showcases Namibia's conservation success story w/help from @World_Wildlife http://t.co/20t8TxyZPp5:55pm Apr 17th
#DYK bats are the only mammals that can truly fly? What else can you learn about bats: http://t.co/4shDVL3LTZ #BatAppreciationDay5:10pm Apr 17th
RT @USFWS_WNS: Updated WNS infographic for bat appreciation day! @USFWSNortheast http://t.co/dqwTtFAGAE4:52pm Apr 17th
An unbelievably devastating story about #cheetah pet trade http://t.co/YuYzBgMpUI via @NatGeo4:43pm Apr 17th
We thought this was pretty cute: http://t.co/mto6msUKiV via @Tweetalaugh3:41pm Apr 17th
Many rural communities see little value in their wildlife neighbors http://t.co/ULC3XaJPyg #conservationtourism3:19pm Apr 17th

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