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Africa Climate Week: How sustainable farming transforms life in DRC

September 2, 2022
Raymond Sango is a brave man who spends most of his time watering the land of Bili-Uere by the sweat of his brow. Since the age of 25, his main income-generating activity is agriculture. He grows cassava, bananas rice, soybeans, and peanuts, in a…

Africa Climate Week: African CSOs center local ownership in biodiversity and climate finance

September 11, 2023
How can we cut through the jargon and uncertainty regarding climate and biodiversity finance, and how can we appreciate the value of real ownership of nature and wealth on the ground? A panel discussion during Africa Climate Week cut to the core of…

Africa Climate Summit youth bring their declaration to the summit and beyond

September 6, 2023
From September 1-3, the Africa Youth Climate Assembly (AYCA) joined hands to produce the AYCA Nairobi Declaration, which includes an ambitious call for African and international decision-makers to “commit to meaningful, inclusive, and systemic…

Africa 2025 Outlook: A Call for Accountability and Action

January 1, 2025
Africa stands at a critical juncture. Recent years have demonstrated our continent’s potential to chart a developmental path rooted in sustainability, inclusivity, and innovation. There are encouraging signs. In 2024, half of all venture capital…

Aerial total count of elephants, buffalo and giraffe in the Tsavo – Mkomazi ecosystem (2017)

September 12, 2017
Ngene, S. Lala, F., Nzisa, M., Kimitei, K., Mukeka, M., Kiambi, S., Davidson, Z., Bakari, S., Lyimo, E., Khayale, C., Ihwagi, F., Douglas-Hamilton, I. 2017. Aerial total count of elephants, buffalo and giraffe in the Tsavo – Mkomazi ecosystem …

Aerial Survey of Elephants and Other Large Herbivores in the Zambezi Heartland (Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Zambia): 2003.

March 25, 2004
A Report for African Wildlife Foundation, May 2004.

Advocating for Wildlife: A Conversation with President Sebunya

May 17, 2016
A son of teachers, Kaddu Sebunya was introduced to international affairs and global issues early in life—an introduction that initially started him on a career focused on rural development and humanitarian relief.While studying in France, however,…

Advising South Sudan

April 21, 2014
A new country faces any number of challenges, and for the Republic of South Sudan, that includes determining how best to manage its abundance of natural resources.At the request of the government, AWF is assisting South Sudan in establishing…

AdventureWomen Partners with AWF to Offer Exclusive Women's Safari to Zimbabwe

May 27, 2021
AdventureWomen owner and longtime conservationist, Judi Wineland, to join the May 2022 trip NEW YORK / WASHINGTON D.C. / NAIROBI, KENYA (May 27, 2021) – AdventureWomen, a by-women, for-women adventure travel company, has announced that they…

Adventures in Research

September 23, 2014
​​​Life and research in the villagesAs I mentioned in my last blog, the last two villages that I am surveying are Satau and Parakarungu in Botswana. As these villages are so far from Kasane where I am staying, Georginah’s (my translator) mother has…

Advancing the African conservation dialogue

December 12, 2022
We had the opportunity to sit down with Carol Pineau, an award-winning filmmaker and journalist with 20 years of experience reporting on Africa—and the host of Foreign Policy (FP) magazine’s podcast, “Africa Forward.” AWF recently partnered with…

Advancing Community-led Wildlife Economies in Uganda’s Karamoja

January 10, 2024
In the untamed landscapes of Karamoja, a semi-arid region in northeastern Uganda, lies a complex interplay between people and wildlife. This remote and rugged terrain is home to a rich tapestry of wildlife, including elephants, lions, and giraffes,…

Advancing community conservation in rural DRC

December 8, 2017
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ADF Solutions Partners with African Wildlife Foundation to Combat Wildlife Trafficking

August 17, 2023
Reston, VA — ADF Solutions, Inc. (ADF Solutions), a global leader in digital forensic software, has announced a strategic partnership with the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) to combat wildlife trafficking in Africa. This collaboration aims to…

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…

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