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Extremely remote, Maringa-Lopori-Wamba is one of the least-developed regions in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is a vast landscape measuring 74,000 sq. km—covered in rainforest, swamps, and rivers—with no roads and where the population…

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…

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…

While it’s often what gets the most attention, wildlife trafficking isn’t the only threat to Africa’s wildlife. As people and wildlife increasingly find themselves in closer quarters a new problem is intensifying: that of human–wildlife conflict…

WildAid and its partners the African Wildlife Foundation and CHANGE kicked off a second year of the Stop Using Rhino Horn campaign in Vietnam with a Friday launch event, where diplomats and celebrity ambassadors came together to raise awareness…

Following years of social turmoil and civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, people living along the banks of the Congo and Maringa Rivers had few economic opportunities. When African Wildlife Foundation began working in the Lomako landscape…

Sustainable Management and Use of Wild Species and Agricultural and Husbandry Ecosystems. Towards human well-being and an ecosystem service-based economy

How CBNRM can Deliver Inclusive, Fair and Equitable Conservation for People and Nature. African and Chinese Perspectives from Land and Marine Conservation

As the world grapples with the growing concerns on biodiversity loss and climate change, policymakers from across the world have been deliberating on the next decade’s priorities that will forge a clear roadmap to sustainability. In what has been…

The African grassroots perspective on the economics of biodiversity

On May 7, 2021, the African CSOs Biodiversity Alliance (ACBA) alongside BirdLife International Africa co-hosted a webinar to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day. The event is marked twice a year — every second Saturday of May and October to raise…

"If we cannot find a balance between nature and economic development, humans will suffer the most," a financing biodiversity webinar concludes. The African Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) Biodiversity Alliance (ACBA) and the African…

“Africa and China are continents with Indigenous people, therefore their efforts in conservation must always be considered. They are not obstacles to nature, rather, they are true ambassadors in conservation. It is important to note that they…

On August 30, 2021, the African CSOs Biodiversity Alliance (ACBA) in collaboration with China’s Civil Society Alliance for Biodiversity Conservation (CSABC) hosted a third webinar focused on discussing sustainable management and use of wild species…

On June 30, 2021, the African CSOs Biodiversity Alliance (ACBA) in collaboration African Development Bank (AfDB) hosted a webinar focused on discussing and analyzing The Economics of Biodiversity: Dasgupta Review. Commissioned by the UK Government,…