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October 19, 2022
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Telling the stories of changemakers leading conservation solutions in Africa

March 28, 2023
Natural resources are the basis of survival for local communities in Africa, making it critical for them to lead conservation efforts on the continent. African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) has always believed in African leadership in conservation as…

Telling African conservation stories from a local perspective

May 24, 2022
Between organizing the first-ever wildlife conservation film festival in sub-Saharan Africa and running her production agency Pridelands Films, Fiona Tande is deciding the finalists of this year’s video submissions for the Benjamin Mkapa African…

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September 25, 2014

Technology, partnerships sharpen wildlife cybercrime investigations

August 5, 2021
We live in a hyperconnected world and conduct a big portion of our lives via technological devices. The latest data from the U.N. International Telecommunication Union shows that global internet users total 4 billion, or half the world’s population…

Technology to the Rescue

May 24, 2014
Technological innovation is often born out of two things: necessity and war. Conservation groups like AWF need to know more about rare species like the bonobo to determine how best to protect them. At the same time, there is a war on to…

Technology and innovation to save gorillas: TUI Care Foundation and African Wildlife Foundation join forces to advance community-led conservation in Rwanda

September 10, 2025
•    TUI Wildlife Rwanda strengthens biodiversity science in Volcanoes National Park through the introduction of innovative eDNA technology   •    The project empowers local communities by training…

Technical Partner Newsletters

March 15, 2013

Teaching and Learning, In Ways Both Old and New

January 5, 2015
In many of our landscapes, it’s not unusual to come across an individual dressed in full traditional garb—with a cell phone clipped to his belt. On the one hand, this image is startlingly incongruous. On the other, it’s…

Tchuma Tchato

July 26, 2023

Tarangire National Park

July 25, 2023

Tarangire Continued

March 7, 2013
I won’t pretend to remember every animal or even species we saw every day, especially when it comes to birds, but here’s at least a partial look at our first afternoon of wildlife viewing. Polly made the first sighting,…

Tanzanian Military Signs Land Agreement with AWF

November 21, 2005
Earlier this year, in the heart of the Maasai Steppe Heartland, AWF signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Tanzanian government to conserve land that is part of a key wildlife corridor.Known as Makuyuni JKT (Jeshi ya Kujenga Taifa or…

Tanzania to Host Summit on Wildlife Crime

November 6, 2014
On November 7 and 8, the country that has arguably become ground zero for elephant poaching in Africa will host a summit aimed at intensifying the regional response to wildlife crime in East Africa, while also encouraging greater cross-border…

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African Wildlife Foundation is headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, a registered 501(c)3 organization in the United States and a registered charity in the United Kingdom and Canada.