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COVID-19 Statement from AWF CEO Kaddu Sebunya

March 20, 2020
UPDATE JUNE 15, 2020: See AWF's updated COVID-19 Emergency Response Framework COVID-19 STATEMENT April 23, 2020: The impact of coronavirus is being felt across the world and conservation projects are no different. These are…

COVID-19 Emergency Response Close-Out Report, June 2021

June 7, 2021

COVID-19 Emergency Response

June 12, 2020
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Coupled forest zoning and agricultural intervention yields conflicting outcomes for tropical forest conservation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (2022)

August 30, 2022
Nackoney, J., Demol, M., Akpona, H. A., Bauters, M., Boeckx, P., Dupain, J., C. Facheux, M. C. Hansen, J-C. Kalemba, A.G. Kehbila, P. Potapov, A. Tabu Senga, J. Six, S. Turubanova, D. Williams & Vanlauwe, B. 2022. Coupled forest zoning and…

Counting Zebras, Dodging Elephants

May 19, 2008
Juma was telling me about the movements of Grevy’s during different seasons when we heard the loud crack of wood somewhere in the thick bush ahead. He stopped and was silent. We heard another branch snap and he turned around and mouthed the word …

Counting Lions in Samburu

July 13, 2008
I crawled out of my tent at quarter to six. The sky was a dull grey-blue, with a few stars left scattered around the crescent moon. Shivani had already started Gypsy's engine, warming up the little white Suzuki. Joseph, the camp chef and general…

Counting Gorillas

March 1, 1998
A comprehensive census in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park has confirmed the existence of nearly 300 mountain gorillas.The world's total number of mountain gorillas has been estimated for some time at just over 600; the other 300…

Counting Down to Kwita Izina

June 12, 2012
Living in a tropical climate means that it is sometimes difficult to distinguish one part of the year from another. The clues - more rain or less rain - are more subtle than more temperate climates. However, you know it is June when talk of the…

Counting Birds

March 25, 2013
African Wildlife Ecology Handbook Series, No. 6. 1992.

Counting Animals

March 25, 2013
African Wildlife Ecology Handbook Series, No. 1. 1978.

Counting All Elephants

January 16, 2015
How a census aids in elephant conservation work Count sheep. That’s the advice given to people having trouble falling asleep—a clear indication that most don’t consider counting animals an exciting task. Yet the counting of animals is crucial…

Counting All Animals: AWF-Supported Ranch Rich in Wildlife

July 28, 2008
LAIKIPIA DISTRICT, KENYA--An aerial count of wildife populations on ADC Mutara Ranch brought good news, Ol Pejeta Conservancy reported last week. More than 100 elephants, 1,800 Burchell's zebras, 170 impala, a handful of giraffe, more than 200 Grant…

Counter Wildlife Trafficking Fact Sheet (2024)

October 16, 2024

Counter Wildlife Trafficking

December 26, 2023
The tons of ivory, rhino horn, and pangolin scales seized at ports and borders across Africa are a sobering reminder of the number of elephants, rhinos, and pangolins killed annually for the illegal wildlife trade. Illicit trade, valued at USD $7-23…

Costin Guvheya

May 15, 2023

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