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Your search for rhino returned 296 results.

South Africa’s Kruger National Park Records its First Elephant Ivory Poaching Incident in a Decade

May 16, 2014
Death of elephant could be a sign that poachers and wildlife traffickers are turning their attention to Africa’s southern herds In a national park better known for its battle against rhino poaching, rangers in South Africa’s…

New Communications Networks Safeguard Wildlife

February 7, 2006
In the northern frontier of Kenya, the warden and rangers of Samburu National Reserve scribbled notes on pads of paper, recording signs of poacher's campfires, illegal cattle grazing, and locations of wildlife. Until now, rangers scattered…

Empowering Young Conservationists in Kenya's Tsavo Landscape

October 3, 2024
Twelve-year-old Faith Mwikali, a sixth grader at Kikwasuni Comprehensive School in Makueni County, lives just 10 kilometers from Tsavo West National Park. Growing up near one of Kenya’s largest wildlife sanctuaries, she developed a fascination with…

Anti-poaching success in Campo Ma'an as baby chimp rescued

January 6, 2023
Renowned as one of Cameroon’s most biodiverse landscapes, the Campo Ma’an National Park is home to more than 80 mammal species, particularly great apes like gorillas, chimpanzees, and mandrills. Sadly, the protected area has become a target for…

African Conservation Voices films show how wildlife conservation supports livelihoods

April 6, 2023
What do a porter in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park and a safari guide in the Maasai Mara in Kenya have in common? Apart from enjoying decades-long careers in the wildlife tourism industry, they are both the stars of two short films produced by the…

Addressing wildlife crimes in Kenya: KWS meets the judiciary

February 17, 2022
In many of Kenya’s wildlife-rich landscapes today, despite the numerous efforts put in place by the government and other stakeholders, conservation continues to face challenges including habitat fragmentation and illegal killing of wildlife. Further…

AWF-trained detection and tracking dogs deter wildlife crime across Africa

December 22, 2020
382. That is the staggering number of wildlife product seizures our canine detection units have made in just East Africa alone in roughly six years. African Wildlife Foundation has trained and deployed over 70 dog handlers and 48 dogs have been…

Working with China to build investment and awareness that protects African wildlife

January 16, 2020
With various billion-dollar investments across sub-Saharan Africa in technology, infrastructure, and industry, China is fast becoming one of the continent’s most significant trade and development partners. Linking African governments and Chinese…

For the Love of Coffee: Kenyan Fair Trade Coffee

June 25, 2013
It seems like we had been traveling for days on bumpy roads, so it was a relief to be on the smooth, paved road from Nairobi toward Nakuru and the Great Rift Valley. We passed many sights; small villages selling fruit and other products and fields…

5 Ways You Can Make a Difference for Africa's Wildlife

September 4, 2015
​ Whether you've only seen it through photographs and videos, or have experienced it for yourself in person, there's no denying the majestic beauty of Africa's picturesque landscapes and awe-inspiring wildlife. Sadly, habitat…

U.S. Government Unveils a New National Strategy to Combat Wildlife Trafficking

February 11, 2014
Today the U.S. government unveiled a new national strategy for combating the global illegal wildlife trade. In response, the African Wildlife Foundation released the following statement from its CEO, Dr. Patrick Bergin. Bergin is part of the…

Sam Delves into Kenyan Culture

December 7, 2012
So we have now left the direct training part of the program and are now in what I think of as the go-around-asking-people-for-interesting-things-to-do phase. This is basically is a time where we are in the HQ and have the freedom…

BREAKING: Arrest of Ivory Trafficking Tycoon

June 5, 2015
Police in Kenya have arrested several people in connection with two caches of illegal ivory seized in Thailand and Singapore respectively. Abdurahman Mohammed Sheikh, a tycoon living in Mombassa, Kenya, and his two sons…

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…

AWF Safari Program Celebrates International Women’s Day with AdventureWomen Partnership

March 8, 2022
Each year, more than 32 million American women travel without a partner. In addition to being more independent and adventurous than their single male counterparts, women around the world are putting more thought into where they go – prioritizing…

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