Perspectives on a Sustainable Africa

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

From the Organization

AWF Launches Geospatial Leaders Fellowship for Africa’s Conservation Innovators

December 17, 2025

AWF and WCK Announce Call for Applications for the 2026 Young Conservation Heroes Scholarship in Tsavo, Kenya

December 2, 2025

AWF Statement Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) CoP20

November 24, 2025
More From the Pressroom
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
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
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

Recent Articles

Rose Ssebatindira, AWF Uganda Country Director, at the Entebbe Canine Unit during the Canines for Conservation program transition ceremony.
Field Journal

Uganda’s 2025 Conservation Journey: Building the Foundations for 2026

January 2, 2026
Rose Ssebatindira
AWF CEO Kaddu Sebunya shares his remarks during the GEF OFP Roundtable workshop at the AWF Headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya.
Global Leadership

The Next Global Order Will Be Nature-Powered and Africa Is Holding the Blueprint

January 1, 2026
Kaddu Sebunya
Pastor Magingi, AWF Tanzania Country Coordinator, during one of his presentations.
Field Journal

Tanzania’s 2025 Conservation Journey: When Communities Lead, Landscapes Recover

December 30, 2025
Pastor Magingi
Mukarwego Agnes standing beside stored Irish potatoes, a key commodity in her agribusiness.
Field Journal

From Conflict to Coexistence: How Communities and Wildlife Thrive Together

December 24, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
Members of the Ruipa Water Users Association conduct river health bioassessment, using aquatic organisms to understand the condition of the Londo River and guide restoration where it matters most.
Field Journal

A River Reborn: Community-Led Conservation on Tanzania’s Londo River

December 23, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
A section of AWF staff during the Conservation Programs Retreat at the AWF Headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya.
Global Leadership

Reflections on AWF’s Achievements in 2025

December 18, 2025
Kaddu Sebunya
Aminatou Koffa stands in her rice field after the harvest.
Field Journal

From Vulnerability to Resilience: How Climate-Smart Rice Farming Is Strengthening Livelihoods and Conservation in Cameroon’s Faro

December 15, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
Bagyeli Indigenous community members holding cocoa plants received from AWF through FEDEC funding for planting in their farms alongside their rubber plantations.
Field Journal

The Hunter, the Farmer, and the Forest: Jean Daniel's New Legacy in Campo Ma'an

December 11, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
Three cheetahs in the savanna on a termite mound.
News

Cheetahs as Barometers of Healthy African Landscapes

December 1, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
A crash of black rhinos gathering with their horns touching in the wild plains of Solio game reserve, Kenya.
News

Securing Kenya’s Black Rhinos: Understanding Kenya's Largest Rhino Notching Exercise

November 27, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
Motorcycle rider Jeancy Luaka navigates through the dense Lomako-Yokokala Faunal Reserve.
Field Journal

Mud, Dust, and a Motorbike: Jeancy Luaka’s Road to Conservation

November 21, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
Chief Simon Mwakio (far left) with community members engaged in restoration efforts across Bura.
Field Journal

Restoring the Bura River: A Local Chief’s Fight Against Climate Change in Tsavo Landscape, Kenya

November 14, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
Zamo Yves standing in his 3.5-hectare cocoa farm in Nnemeyong in Southern Cameroon.
Field Journal

From Poacher to Cocoa Farmer: Zamo Yves’s Path to Conservation in Cameroon

November 13, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
African Ministers at the inaugural Africa Biodiversity Summit in Gaborone, Botswana.
Global Leadership

Africa’s Time for Nature: Why the Africa Biodiversity Summit Matters

November 4, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation
Jean Ayolo Yokolo and AWF Senior Social Safeguards Officer Dodo Moke at one of their presentations to the scouts.
Field Journal

Ayolo Yokolo and the Ghosts From His Past

October 28, 2025
African Wildlife Foundation