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A Wealth of Biodiversity in Congo Basin

October 28, 2015
If wealth were measured in biodiversity, the forests of the Congo Basin would be rich indeed. Wildlife from the endangered bonobo to the Congo peacock can be found in this ecosystem, not to mention more than 600 species of trees (and that…

A Visit to Victoria Falls

September 29, 2011
A photo diary from Becky Walter, an AWF intern in the field. Click on any of the stunning images below to view it in full size. "Near the end of my stay in the Kazungula Heartland, I went up in a helicopter above Victoria Falls.  Having spent a…

A Visit from our CEO

September 2, 2010
When Dr. Simon Munthali called to tell me that our CEO, Dr. Patrick Bergin, was planning to come to the field to spend a few days, I couldn’t believe my ears. My brain immediately went berserk. I started counting stock of the good things and the not…

A Unified Front: Africa’s Call to Lead the Dialogue on Climate Change

November 30, 2023
As we approach the imminent COP 28 meeting in Dubai, it has become abundantly clear that the myriad global challenges we face are intrinsically linked to climate change. Climate change exacerbates these issues, and it is, therefore, pivotal to our…

A Typical Morning in the 'Office'

August 8, 2008
4:45am: Wake up and take a shower (I’m extremely grumpy* at this stage).5:00am: Still grumpy, I get into the research car with my backpack and laptop bag and follow the bus from Shishangane (Staff Village) to the lodge (Singita Kruger National Park)…

A Typical Afternoon in the 'Office'

August 11, 2008
11:00am: I take the research car and go and upload pictures from the cameras. I’m unsettled at this stage because I’m alone. I get to the first camera station. I get out of the car, pick up the stones that lay right next to the car and throw them in…

A traditional Cameroonian community honors wildlife conservation and sustainable development

January 4, 2019
“Ngarkuwa.” This was the title bestowed on Manfred Aimé Epanda by Cameroon’s Tchamba chiefdom. Epanda, African Wildlife Foundation’s Cameroon country coordinator, has devoted the last two decades of his career to community conservation in his native…

A stakeholder assessment of human–elephant conflict in Benin (2017)

September 12, 2017
Djagoun, C., Akpona, H., Kassa, B., Gichohi, N., Muruthi, P., & Sinsin, B. 2017. A stakeholder assessment of human–elephant conflict in Benin. Pachyderm, 58, pp.161-166.

A Song Against Poaching

October 4, 2013
This month, Asian Geographic published an 8-page cover story of my ‘Schools United for Elephants’ Campaign, spreading the anti-ivory trade idea in 24 places including, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Dubai, Hong Kong, India,…

A small airplane opens Bili Uele’s remote forests to conservation

November 16, 2021
In October 2021, a new aircraft was delivered to the African Wildlife Foundation office in Bili Uele in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This plane will be integral to the continued operations and logistics in this expansive forest landscape where…

A Singer Raises Her Voice for Elephants

September 6, 2013
I recall, as a child, being taken to the circus and having an overwhelming feeling of sadness and empathy for the animals, particularly the elephants that were paraded for our entertainment. As I grew up, my eyes opened wide, and…

A seat at the table: Women have a say in wildlife conservation

March 24, 2022
Belise Kariza, African Wildlife Foundation’s Country Director, Rwanda, did not fully understand the impact of wildlife and wild lands on a country’s economy and the lives of its people until she joined public service in 2015, running Rwanda’s…

A Rhino Thermometer

August 29, 2013
​ There is a rhinometer in the local newspaper. It tracks the number of rhinos killed. It is the kind of thermometer you see when people are fundraising, where you want the red to reach the top, signifying your fundraising target. …

A ray of hope at the US-Africa Leaders Summit?

December 13, 2022
The Biden administration will have the chance to show that the U.S. is prepared to develop true partnerships and make real investments in its relations with African nations during the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, which is set for 13-15th December…

A Rare Rhino Encounter

July 1, 2014
It was a cool and rainy morning for a game drive. The weather and lush green landscape, combined with the curves in the road, made it difficult to spot wildlife until we were within close proximity. We idled behind this…

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