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Grevy's Zebra Threatened

September 1, 2003
The goal of the Grevy Zebra Project, in AWF-designated Samburu Heartland, over the past year has been to better understand the population and distribution of these magnificent animals. Found only in Africa north of the equator, Grevy's zebras are…

Grevy's Zebra

February 21, 2013

Green Living Project Reports from Chiawa Cultural Village

March 9, 2009
ZAMBEZI HEARTLAND, ZAMBIA--At the invitation of the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF), the Green Living Project recently visited the Chiawa Community Cultural Village, holding it up as a unique model of cultural and environmental sustainability."We…

Green Living Project Champions AWF

May 5, 2008
Three intrepid travelers with a singular mission -- to educate and inspire citizens to live and support a more sustainable lifestyle -- recently arrived in the African Heartlands.Rob Holmes, founder of The Green Living Project, is a longtime…

Green Living Project Announces New Media Expedition

October 8, 2008
LOS ANGELES, CA--The Green Living Project, a leading media production and marketing company focused on global sustainability initiatives, will return to Africa this month to document a broad range of unique and successful sustainability projects.As…

Green Light for Project, Leopard Scat, and Camera Traps!

July 15, 2008
After eight months of writing and re-writing the proposal, I am pleased to say that the study was finally given the green light by the South African National Parks (SANParks) Scientific Services (Prior to this I was allowed to use camera traps to do…

Greater Tsavo: Planning for a Vibrant Economy in a Vital Environment

February 28, 2001
Kenya's parks and game reserves, dazzling though they are, can never include enough terrain to sustain the large herds of elephant, zebra, wildebeest and other migratory animals that are Africa's unique heritage.An estimated 70 percent of Kenya's…

Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park Will Double Land for Wildlife - Including Kruger's 10,000 Elephants

August 12, 2002
Africa's vast new transfrontier "peace park"* is larger than the entire country of Switzerland. In fact, it's being called "the world's largest animal kingdom."Encompassing more than 35,000 square kilometers (13,500 square miles), the Great Limpopo…

Great apes and biodiversity offset projects in Africa: The case for national offset strategies (2014)

October 9, 2014
Kormos, R., Kormos, C.F., Humle, T., Lanjouw, A., Rainer, H., Victurine, R., Mittermeier, R.A., Diallo, M.S., Rylands, A.B. and Williamson, E.A., 2014. Great apes and biodiversity offset projects in Africa: The case for national offset strategies…

Great Apes 'At Risk' From Ebola Virus

March 27, 2003
An outbreak of Ebola, first confirmed early in 2003 when a band of lowland gorillas in the northwest section of the Congo began to die, is now spreading eastward, claiming the lives of hundreds of gorillas and chimpanzees. To date, the deadly…

Grant's Gazelle

February 26, 2013

Graduating with Honors

December 29, 2014
Thanks to the AWF Conservation Schools program, more students in rural Africa will have access to a quality primary school education. But what happens once they graduate? Secondary schools can be located far from local villages and tuition…

GPS Minimizes Animal-Human Conflict in Africa

April 30, 2009
MAASAI STEPPE HEARTLAND, KENYA, as published in Computerworld--The African Wildlife Foundation has devised a way to use GPS technology to curb rising conflict between wild animals and humans as well as tackle an ongoing problem with poachers.Every…

Governments Must Do More

November 23, 2015
​ As heads of state prepare to gather for the 6th Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) during the first week of December, AWF is making the case for wildlife conservation to be put on the…

Government-Owned Ranch Ventures Into Wildlife Conservation

October 10, 2007
Partnership between conservation interests and ADC will ensure wildlife conservation, sanctuary establishment and tourismThe African Wildlife Foundation (AWF), Ol Pejeta Conservancy (OPC), and the Kenyan Agricultural Development Corporation (ADC)…

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