Perspectives on a Sustainable Africa

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Water provided by a borehole pump in Tsavo landscape, kenya.
News

World Water Day 2026: Why Water Security Is the Foundation of Africa’s Future

March 19, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
A mountain gorilla in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda.
Field Journal

International Day of Forests 2026: Celebrating People, Partnerships, and Impact

March 19, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
Hedlam Toli posing for a photo with his pig.
Field Journal

From Challenge to Opportunity: Pig Farming as a Sustainable Livelihood in Kenya’s Wildlife-Rich Tsavo Landscape

March 17, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
Panelists of the chat: Investing in the Nature and Climate Economy: From Theory to Practice – Developing viable, scalable solutions that meet investor requirements.
News

Business of Conservation Conference Makes the Case for Africa’s Wildlife Economy

March 13, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
Rebecca Lokuli leads her classroom in the northern DRC.
Field Journal

Rebecca Lokuli: Teaching for the Forest and the Future in Ilima, DRC

March 10, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
A Bagyeli Indigenous woman displays medicinal plants and harvested crops.
Field Journal

The Bagyeli Community of Campo Ma’an in Cameroon: Guardians of Health, Heritage, and Livelihoods

March 2, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
Jedida Mesi and the Mwavunyu Chakiloli Youth Group harvest fresh vegetables from their climate-smart greenhouse.
Field Journal

Jedida Mesi’s Story: Youth-Led Greenhouse Farming Strengthens Food Security in Taita Taveta

February 26, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
Conservation professionals gather at the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund’s Kinigi Campus in Rwanda.
Field Journal

Rwanda Launches eDNA Science in Volcanoes National Park

February 24, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
Ndamey Rene showing some of the cassava he harvested from his farm in January 2026.
Field Journal

Rene's Journey in Sustainable Farming in Cameroon's Dja Landscape

February 13, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
Raising awareness of Mbororo transhumant herders in Bili-Uélé, together with community leaders.
Field Journal

How Dialogue Is Reshaping Transhumance in DR Congo

February 4, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
A Community Eco-Guard surveys the Virungas Landscape.
Field Journal

Community Eco-Guards Reimagining Conservation in Rwanda’s Virungas Landscape

January 26, 2026
African Wildlife Foundation
Rwanda Development Board CEO Jean Guy Afrika (third from left), alongside Dr. Telesphore Ndabamenye (center), Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources, and Patrick Nsabimana (far right), AWF Rwanda Country Coordinator, marked the launch of the Kiningi horticulture hub in August 2025.
Field Journal

Rwanda’s 2025 Conservation Journey: Centering People, Youth, and Landscapes in a Changing Climate

January 23, 2026
Patrick Nsabimana
Group Photo during the High-Level Workshop on Transboundary Response to Wildlife and Resource Trafficking in the DRC and Angola.
Field Journal

Reconnecting Pathways, Restoring Trust, and Preparing for the Future in the DRC

January 19, 2026
Antoine Tabu Senga
Group Photo of the AWF Young Conservation Champions Scholarship winners and AWF staff during the conservation education launch.
Field Journal

Kenya’s 2025 Conservation Journey: How Today’s Foundations Are Shaping Tomorrow

January 16, 2026
Nancy Githaiga
AWF Cameroon Country Director Norbert Sonne (Center) speaking to media during a stakeholder meeting in Abong Mbang, East Cameroon.
Field Journal

Cameroon’s Living Landscapes – Where Communities and Nature Shape the Future Together

January 14, 2026
Norbert Sonne