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Lion Poisonings Threatening Survival of an African Icon

March 30, 2009
MAASAI STEPPE HEARTLAND, TANZANIA--The African Wildlife Foundation urges supporters to respond to the troubling increase in lion killings--often by poisoning--being reported in Kenya and Tanzania.After reporting 12 lions killed in 2008 alone, AWF…

Lion P.R.I.D.E. Initiative Reaches $100,000 Milestone for Lion Conservation and Research

December 19, 2006
In January 2006, the African Wildlife Foundation and internationally recognized artist John Banovich partnered to launch the Lion P.R.I.D.E. Initiative. Banovich is among the most renowned wildlife artists in the United States, and his art is…

Lion Killed by Snare

October 27, 2008
In the last blog I spoke about animals crossing the border in to Mozambique. Sometimes they don’t come back!! On Friday October 24th I went in to Mozambique together with Francois and Erin and ended up on the border with the Kruger National Park…

Lion Cubs Found in Samburu

July 29, 2008
Samburu National Reserve has not had lion cubs since May 2006. This was a major concern considering the lion population here has been declining, according to lion researcher and AWF Charlotte Fellow, Shivani Bhalla.But in a place full of surprises,…

Lion Conservation Challenges: Building a Better Boma

March 4, 2009
Over the years we have learnt that ineffective husbandry - especially poor livestock security at night - contributes significantly to high levels of livestock predation. At night, livestock is kept in enclosures (bomas) usually made of thorn bush…

Lion bone trade: The end of the lion's roar?

August 21, 2020
The dark blonde-brown mane, the golden fur with tawny spotting that grows out with age, the deep reverberating roar that can be heard for miles. It is the profile that is synonymous with the African savanna — the lion. And though lions are found…

Lion

February 25, 2013

Linking Tourism and Conservation

March 25, 2014
To some African communities, the presence of wildlife is perceived as a threat to their livelihoods. Elephants are crop eating, water tank tipping nuisances. Lions are cattle attacking predators. Routine chores involve the added danger of…

Linking local people's perception of wildlife and conservation to livelihood and poaching alleviation: A case study of the Dja Biosphere Reserve, Cameroon

September 25, 2019
Acta Oecologica 97 (42-48). 2019.

Linking Enterprise To Conservation: Examples from Kenya

March 25, 2013
AWF Discussion Papers, CC-DP-8.

Linking Conservation and Education

March 3, 2017
Today, March 3, is World Wildlife Day—a recognition of the need to protect the many wildlife species with whom we share the planet. This year’s theme: “Listen to the young voices.” With nearly 25 percent of the…

Linkages between changes in land use, biodiversity and land degradation in the Loitokitok area of Kenya (2004)

January 6, 2004
Reid, R.S., Gachimbi, L.N., Worden, J., Wangui, E.E., Mathai, S., Mugatha, S.M., Campbell, D.J., Maitima, J.M., Butt, B., Gichohi, H. and Ogol, E., 2004. Linkages between changes in land use, biodiversity and land degradation in the Loitokitok area…

Life changing experience at the University of Oxford

October 14, 2009
From arriving here five months ago, being introduced to all the wonderful people at WildCRU (great bunch of dedicated people) getting stung by nettles (in a touch rugby match), catching chicken pox (which was thought to be swine flu), and going on…

Leveraging Capitalism for Conservation

February 24, 2014
AWF has historically used its own, donor-driven capital to support the development of conservation tourism in key areas under threat. While this strategy has proved successful, it also has its limitations. Simultaneously, a new segment of…

Letter to European Commission Executive Vice-President Frans Timmermans

September 8, 2020
AWF and other global conservation organizations call for EU global leadership on biodiversity finance.

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