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AWF Calls for More Action towards Reversing Biodiversity Loss following Climate Conference

November 23, 2022
Climate negotiations concluded with a landmark decision on loss and damage, which is a progressive move for Africans suffering the devastating impacts of climate change and a sign of the power of collective efforts of African governments, youth,…

AWF Calls for Moratorium on Lion Hunting in Africa

July 30, 2015
African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) is calling on African governments to place a moratorium on the trophy hunting of lions in Africa. The call comes in the wake of the tragedy surrounding Cecil the lion, one of Zimbabwe’s most famous…

AWF Calls for International Support to Combat Elephant Poaching Crisis

September 5, 2018
According to the Great Elephant Census, Botswana holds 37% of Africa’s endangered elephant population, making it home to the largest population in the world. Despite the lack of fences on the international border, data from tracking collars showed…

AWF Calls for an Integrated Approach at Ongoing Biodiversity Negotiations in Geneva

March 15, 2022
(MARCH 15, 2022) For the coming weeks, the world’s experts are gathered in Geneva, Switzerland, under the auspices of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) to set the biodiversity agenda for the next decade. The stage is being set for the…

AWF Builds Public Support for Increased US Conservation Funding

April 14, 2021
AWF Advocacy News: Public Support Climbing to 50,000 Voices Urging Congress to Increase FY22 Funding for Wildlife Conservation WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 14, 2021) – A new online campaign from African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) is quickly…

AWF Briefs US Congress on System Gaps and Emerging Crimes

November 20, 2020
African Voices Help Inform Bipartisan END Wildlife Trafficking Reauthorization and Improvement Act of 2020; Jurisdictional Conflicts, De-prioritization of Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT) by Governments Contribute to Flourishing Wildlife Crime;…

AWF Boosts Zimparks Anti-Poaching Capacity at Chirundu Border Post

December 7, 2021
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) has on December 7, 2021 handed over operational facilities to the Government of Zimbabwe to aid the fight against poaching and wildlife trafficking. In a ceremony held on the banks of the Zambezi River in…

AWF Board Member Veronica Varekova Takes Part in Rhino Horn Burn at the Dvur Kralove Zoo

September 20, 2017
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) Global Ambassador and Board Member, Veronica Varekova was among the key personalities invited by the Dvur Kralove Zoo in the in the central Czech Republic city of Dvur Kralove for the third rhino horn burning…

AWF Board Member and Supermodel Veronica Varekova Takes Part in Kwita Izina

August 31, 2017
“I am both proud and humbled to be part of Kwita Izina, because if there is a more powerful statement of our spiritual connection to nature than what Rwanda has done with the mountain gorillas, then I am yet to find it," says Veronica Varekova.&nbsp…

AWF Backs Continuation of US Funding to Stop Illegal Wildlife Trade

October 23, 2020
WASHINGTON, D.C. AND NAIROBI, KENYA (October 22, 2020) – African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) today issued an official statement in support of "The Eliminate, Neutralize, and Disrupt (END) Wildlife Trafficking Act Reauthorization,” introduced…

AWF at the Africa Climate Summit: Day Two Highlights

September 5, 2023
On the second day of the Africa Climate Summit, Frederick Kwame Kumah, AWF Vice President of Global Leadership, joined the Clean Cooking Alliance for a panel discussion on “Unlocking the Value of Clean Cooking for Nature.” Panelists expressed their…

AWF at the Africa Climate Summit: Day Three Highlights

September 6, 2023
On the final day of the Africa Climate Summit, African Heads of State and Government unanimously adopted the Nairobi Declaration, a landmark document that will be brought forward to the United Nations General Assembly and will form the basis of…

AWF at the Africa Climate Summit: Day One Highlights

September 4, 2023
AWF officially joined the 2023 Africa Climate Summit and Africa Climate Week opening ceremony happening this week in Nairobi, Kenya. At the opening plenary, the diverse speakers ranging from youth representatives to Indigenous People and Local…

AWF at Sun Valley Film Festival

March 22, 2013
When I first interviewed for my job at AWF, I was told that I may, on occasion, be asked to travel to Africa for work. No one ever told me I’d be expected to go to Idaho, too. But there I was last Thursday, crawling out of my soft,…

AWF at Green European Foundation Webinar: Youth Engagement Key in Biodiversity Protection

February 24, 2022
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) drew attention to the importance of youth engagement for conservation in a recent webinar organized by the Green European Foundation. Simangele Msweli,  who oversees AWF’s Youth Leadership Program, took…

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