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Improving South Sudan’s Livelihoods and Ecosystems Through Water Management

February 25, 2015
More than 30 percent of South Sudanese do not have access to water—and in a country where 80 percent of the workforce is employed in agriculture—water is critical not only for health and hygiene, but also the majority of…

Improved Wildlife Management Plan Brings Hope to Mozambique

October 29, 2004
(White River, South Africa.) Today, the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and the Mozambique Ministry of Tourism (MITUR) signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that solidified and formalized their longstanding partnership to improve…

Impala

February 25, 2013

Impacts of transboundary protected areas on local communities in three southern African initiatives (2003)

January 7, 2003
Metcalfe, S., 2003, September. Impacts of transboundary protected areas on local communities in three southern African initiatives. In workshop on transboundary protected areas in the governance Stream of the 5th World Parks Congress, Durban, South…

Impact Investing Grows Africa’s Economic and Conservation Potential

August 19, 2016
Africa has the youngest, fastest-growing population in the world, providing the foundation for a viable new consumer class and driving the continent’s economic growth. As Africa’s conservation organization, African Wildlife…

Illusion of Control: Hong Kong’s ‘Legal’ Ivory Trade

October 22, 2015
Hong Kong’s “legal” ivory market is willfully obstructing newly announced efforts by China and the United States to end ivory sales, at a time when thousands of African elephants are dying at the hands of poachers, according to…

Illegal Quarry Devastates Communities and Wildlife Area

April 28, 2009
Nairobi, KENYA -- On Saturday, Chinese-owned Sinohydro Corporation Limited began detonating heavy explosives in a sensitive wildlife area to begin the excavation of an illegal rock quarry, effectively signaling the end of a key wildlife corridor and…

Ilima, an Example to Follow

March 26, 2015
It goes without saying that emphasizing the link between education and conservation is not a fruitless endeavor. The desired outcome is a community which consciously chooses to look after its forest as a heritage for its children, its…

IGCP Moves to Protect Gorilla Rangers in the DRC

October 10, 2008
Kigali, DRC-- In a renewed flurry of fighting in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the army of rebel leader Laurent Nkunda has seized the important Congolese army camp of Rumangabo on the border with Virunga National Park, leading to…

IGCP Leads Regional Response to Mountain Gorilla Habitat Destruction

September 28, 2004
Reports of mass deforestation in the Southern Sector of the Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), habitat of the endangered mountain gorilla (Gorilla beringei beringei), were confirmed in June of this year. As a result of…

IGCP Director Annette Lanjouw Featured on Voice of America Television

January 9, 2003
The mountain gorilla is one of the most endangered species of wildlife on Earth. Keeping track of them is the specialty of Dr. Annette Lanjouw, considered one of the world's leading authorities on mountain gorillas.Recently Dr. Lanjouw visited the…

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…

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