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IGCP coalition celebrates 20th anniversary and launches effort to develop new strategy

March 12, 2012
We are pleased to share the news that Eugène Rutagarama, IGCP Director since 2003, will soon lead a task force that will craft a new strategy for the organization. Dr. Augustin Basabose, currently Species Conservation Coordinator, will assist by…

IGCP Announces Birth of Twin Mountain Gorillas in the Virunga Heartland

June 14, 2011
A pair of healthy mountain gorilla twins has been born in AWF's Virunga Heartland VIRUNGA HEARTLAND, Uganda, June 14, 2011 -- This blog post by IGCP's Anna Behm Masozera details the experience: "The news came…

If a rhino could speak he’d beg the world to stop poaching

September 21, 2017
African Wildlife Foundation is committed to a holistic, three-pronged approach to saving Africa’s most threatened species. That means we not only stop the killing by protecting species, like the rhinoceros, on the ground but also work to stop…

ICYMI: The Latest on Africa’s Elephant Poaching Crisis

March 13, 2017
In mid-February, Ugandan authorities seized more than a ton of ivory in Kampala, adding to the already notable ivory news that kicked off 2017. The past few weeks have continued to bring in more significant news concerning Africa’s elephant poaching…

ICYMI: 3 Key Outcomes for Africa’s Elephants

October 12, 2016
Since the end of August, several developments have transpired that have significant implications for one of Africa’s most iconic pachyderms. Here’s a quick summary of these important updates:1. The Great Elephant Census presents troubling numbersOn…

Icon of Good Governance In Africa Joins Efforts to Save Wildlife

August 17, 2004
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) is proud to welcome Sir Ketumile Masire, Former President of the Republic of Botswana, as its newest Board of Trustees member. Masire is regarded throughout Africa as an outstanding democratic leader, known for…

IBM Volunteers to Work for Maasai Steppe Heartland

August 26, 2008
ARUSHA, TANZANIA--IBM employee volunteers are working for wildlife in the Maasai Steppe Heartland. The volunteers are part of a team of eight top IBM employees deployed to work with nonprofits in Tanzania. The volunteers will help the Heartland Team…

IBM Volunteer Trades Sales Strategy for Conservation Cause

October 24, 2008
MAASAI STEPPE HEARTLAND, TANZANIA--David Kinsey of IBM says "I always wanted to drive toward something bigger than myself."Kinsey this year finally got his wish. Through an employee volunteer program at IBM called the Corporate Services Corps,…

Hyrax

February 25, 2013

Hyena

February 25, 2013

Hurungwe

July 26, 2023

Humans vs. Wildlife: How Serious is the Race for Resources?

June 8, 2006
On June 5, 2006 Voice of America's Cole Mallard interviewed AWF's Adam Henson. The transcript of the interview appears below.Tonight, in our continuing series on the competition for resources between humans and wildlife, these questions: How serious…

Humans are the biggest threat to Africa’s wildlife

November 2, 2017
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Human-Carnivore Conflicts in Private Conservancy Lands of Elerai and Oltiyiani in Amboseli Area, Kenya

June 27, 2014
AWF Conservation in Practice Papers. 2014

Human Wildlife Conflict: Lessons Learned From AWFs African Heartlands

March 25, 2013
AWF Working Papers, 2005

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