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Tracking Gorillas

June 16, 2008
In my next life I'm going to be a gorilla tracker. Yesterday, I joined a group of trackers as they entered Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda to locate and monitor a group of mountain gorillas. The trip began at sunrise. I picked up Damascene…

Tracking Chimps in Dindefelo

August 21, 2015
Southern Senegal. We are on the border with Guinea, in a gallery forest, tracking chimps. We hear a branch break in the distance and move in that direction. I am in a full sweat. It is hot, humid in the forest of Dindefelo Reserve…

Toys“R”Us® and African Wildlife Foundation Join Forces to Promote Conservation Education in Celebration of World Giraffe Day

June 20, 2017
Following ‘April the Giraffe’ Sponsorship, Toy and Baby Products Retailer Teams Up with African Conservation Organization to Educate Schools in Tanzania, UgandaAfrican Wildlife Foundation (AWF) has announced today, on World Giraffe Day, a new…

Tourists and Jackals in Namibia

July 30, 2014
At the start of 2014, I was traveling in Dead Vlei, Namibia. When I was in the same location a year earlier, I didn't see any jackals bothering tourists (admittedly, that could have been random luck). …

Tourism-dependent communities find a new lifeline

July 7, 2020
When African Wildlife Foundation designed its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the organization knew that focusing only on wildlife and wild lands would fall short of mitigating the ongoing crisis. Our decades of experience in conservation in…

Tour Ngoma Lodge in Botswana

October 25, 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. "While in Botswana with Enterprise Officer Wilfred, we visited Ngoma Lodge.  A new lodge, Ngoma is…

Total aerial count of elephants in Laikipia-Samburu ecosystem in November 2008

November 5, 2010
Litre, M., Ihwagi, F.W., Mayienda, R., Bernard, J. and Douglas-Hamilton, I., 2010. Total aerial count of elephants in Laikipia-Samburu ecosystem in November 2008. Kenya Wildlife Service, Nairobi, Kenya.

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February 22, 2013

Top-down population regulation of a top predator: lions in the Ngorongoro Crater (2004)

January 6, 2004
Kissui, B., and Parker, C. 2004. Top-down population regulation of a top predator: lions in the Ngorongoro Crater. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 271: 1550: 1867 – 1874.

Top Predators Return as Soysambu Ranch Roars Back to Life

May 16, 2019
Large predators are returning to Soysambu conservancy after historical displacement by livestock ranching. This is thanks to the growing zebra and buffalo populations found there, allowing Soysambu to act as a critical dispersal area for lions from…

Top 100 Young African Conservation Leaders’ List 2021

March 23, 2021
NAIROBI, KENYA (March 23, 2021) — One hundred youth from 23 countries in Africa have been recognized today as the top youth leaders in conservation in the continent. This is the first-ever Top 100 young African conservation leaders list, a…

Top 100 Young African Conservation Leaders’ Award: Amplifying Exceptional African Youth

December 11, 2020
News Advisory /// One hundred under-35 conservationists will be the recipients of the first-ever Top 100 Youth Conservation Award in 2021. The award is a collaboration between the Africa Alliance of the YMCA, World Scouts Movement, African Wildlife…

Tipping the Scales of Justice Back in Wildlife’s Favor

October 20, 2015
I heard the other day on the radio that an offender had been acquitted, and that his acquittal was blamed on a failure of the criminal justice system. This was not a wildlife case, but it caught my attention because I had never heard of an…

Tiger King downplays the magnitude of the big cat trade

May 14, 2020
These days it is difficult to escape the buzz surrounding Netflix's "Tiger King" series that has captured the attention of millions of viewers, particularly in the United States. As a conservationist and Zimbabwean, it is even more challenging to…

Through River and Rain En Route to Congo Landscape

January 23, 2015
There’s more than one way to make a sandwich, especially if you like the crusts cut off and the finale triangle-shaped—ask any 5- to 7-year-old!  Similarly, there’s more than one way to enter AWF’s Congo landscape in northwestern Democratic…

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