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A Practical Handbook for Setting Up and Managing a Wildlife Management Area in Tanzania

December 11, 2013

A Plan for Shaba

May 9, 2008
Yesterday we arrived in Shaba National Reserve just past nightfall. I always enjoy arriving at a place at night. You hear sounds around you – maybe a river running, palm fronds in the wind. The next morning you get to step out of your room to find…

A Nice Surprise from the Bonobos of Ndele Research Camp

November 26, 2008
We were very worried before our arrival here at Ndele when we received a call from our intern telling us that there had been no direct observations or even traces of the bonobos for three whole months. So when we arrived with the whole team we…

A New Source of Hope in Ilima

March 20, 2015
You don’t know the meaning of the word excitement unless you’ve ridden on the back of a dirt bike for six hours through a rough forest path in a remote area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo—and you can’t know…

A New Silverback for IGCP: Augustin Kanyunyi Basabose

May 2, 2012
Augustin Kanyunyi Basabose, one of Africa's leading experts on Great Apes, is now the Interim Director of the International Gorilla Conservation Programme (IGCP) - a coalition of the African Wildlife Foundation, Fauna & Flora International, and…

A New Dawn in China-Africa Relations in Stopping the Demand

September 28, 2019
China-Africa relations have grown exponentially over the past few years, fostering relationships that ensure both parties benefit and grow together. The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) also pays close attention to the country and develops strong…

A new census of mountain gorillas is underway in Uganda

October 11, 2011
A census of the critically-endangered mountain gorillas (Gorilla beringei beringei) in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda, is scheduled to begin September 7, 2011. If security allows, this census will also include contiguous Sarambwe Nature…

A New Brand for a Vibrant Future

February 1, 2017
We at AWF strive to be a bold, innovative organization. For example, at first hint of a wildlife trafficking crisis on the African continent a few years ago, AWF acted quickly to implement an emergency species grants program that would maximize…

A New Beginning

April 29, 2015
I always have a nervous sense of anticipation when I plan a trip to the interior of the Democratic Republic of Congo—more so than any other field trip for AWF. I love going to the Congo to visit our programs and field staff. The area…

A Looming Crisis as Vulture Population Crashes

July 1, 2015
Research published last week in the journal, “Conservation Letters,” indicates the eight vulture species in Africa have experienced declines of more than 80 percent in their populations. Africa is following an…

A Lifeline for Africa's National Parks

July 23, 2002
Forty years ago, Tarangire was a game area in Tanzania used by hunters. In 1969, AWF played a crucial role in establishing the new Tarangire National Park by supporting construction of the headquarters building and the rangers' antipoaching lookout…

A life devoted to safeguarding the African lion

January 12, 2021
To protect that most iconic African wildlife species, the lion, conservationists rely on an array of solutions, mitigating threats including habitat loss, the illegal wildlife trade, and, most significantly, human-lion conflict — the leading cause…

A Library of Life: DNA Barcodes Track Bushmeat Trade

September 15, 2009
Washington, DC--Scientists have published DNA barcodes of frequently traded species that can be used to identify and crack down on the illegal trade of bushmeat. A grim and growing market, the illegal bushmeat trade is valued at some $15 million a…

A legacy of African conservation

October 20, 2017
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A Hyena Takes an Early Morning Swim

July 9, 2014
Shortly after sunrise, at Kieliekrankie Wilderness Camp in South Africa,  as I settled into my balcony chair with my rusk and a coffee, I noticed a lone hyena on the horizon. He wandered down the hillside to…

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