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AWF Mourns Death of Conservation Matriarch Daphne Sheldrick
- 04/13/18
- Nairobi, Kenya
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) has learnt with great sadness the death of conservation matriarch Daphne Sheldrick on April 12, 2018.
UK Government Move to Impose a Ban on Ivory Sales Gives Hope to Elephant Survival
- 04/03/18
- Nairobi, Kenya
The U.K. government has announced that it will ban the trade of items made from ivory, a move seen by many conservationists as a hugely important step towards safeguarding the future of elephants.
AWF Launches UK Operations
- 04/02/18
- London
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) hosted its inaugural event in the United Kingdom on March 28 at the Royal Geographical Society. 100 guests from the government, media, private sector, individual donors, and other groups took part in an evening highlighting the beginning of AWF operations in the U.K.
AWF Reacts to the Death of the Last Male Northern White Rhino
- 03/20/18
- Washington, D.C.
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) is deeply saddened to hear that the northern white rhino is teetering on the edge of extinction. With the death of the last remaining male rhino yesterday, this subspecies is all but gone due to poaching. This is just another tragic reminder of how culpable humans are for the loss of the world’s most charismatic wildlife, and that we all must become global stewards for Africa.
World Wildlife Day 2018: Big Cats Under Threat
- 03/05/18
- Washington, D.C.
Saturday, March 3, marked World Wildlife Day 2018. This year’s events across the globe were designed to draw attention to the increasingly tangible threats big cats face. From Africa to the Amazon to Siberia, big cats have quietly come under serious fire over the last few decades.