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Ron Wood Supports the African Wildlife Foundation

February 6, 2003
Ron Wood is known worldwide as a musician. A member of the Rolling Stones, Wood's guitar work has made him a rock icon. Ron is also an excellent visual artist, a career he attempted before joining bands such as the Jeff Beck Group and The Faces.Wood…

Robust legal safeguards secure Botswana’s wildlife

June 5, 2018
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Robinson McIlvaine 1913 - 2001

June 29, 2001
Robinson "Rob" McIlvaine, 87, retired career diplomat, editor and conservationist, died June 24, 2001, at his home in Washington, DC.A specialist in African affairs, McIlvaine served as Consul General in the Congo and ambassador to Dahomey (now…

Roan Antelope

February 25, 2013

Rising to the challenge: Africa's youth as leaders in biodiversity conservation

October 3, 2023
Africa stands at a crucial juncture. With internal and external pressures escalating for our rich resources, we are faced with pivotal choices. Do we embrace a future that safeguards our natural legacy or inadvertently destroy it? The stakes are…

Rio Campo

July 25, 2023

Rinderpest Recedes

October 1, 1999
Rinderpest, a highly contagious bovine plague that has killed millions of Africa's cattle, buffalo and other wildlife in the last century, is finally coming under control.The disease has been eradicated in West and Central Africa, Pan Africa…

Rights-Based Approach to Conservation Empowers Communities in the DRC

December 6, 2024
The Maringa-Lopori-Wamba (MLW) landscape in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) spans 74,000 square kilometers—an area roughly the size of Ireland. Located in Equateur Province northeast of Kinshasa, the nation’s capital, it is a sanctuary for…

Richard Langat

March 22, 2024

Richard Holly

February 3, 2023
Richard provides strategic leadership for AWF’s finance and other administrative functions, including information technology, human resources, and facilities. Prior to AWF, Richard served in a variety of financial leadership roles in not-for…

Rhinos Poached in Kenya

July 1, 1998
Kenya experienced its first rhino poaching in several years with the killing of three rhinos in February.The incidents occurred at two private sanctuaries about 30 miles apart. Two white rhinos were killed at the Solio Ranch, but their horns were…

Rhinos at Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park, South Africa

June 28, 2013
The rugged hills of Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park, located in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa are golden and bright during the winter months, and the short, dry grass sways to the rhythm of a near constant breeze.  Narrow, rocky streams…

Rhinos

February 8, 2023

Rhinoceros

February 21, 2013

Rhino Population Continues to Increase in Kenya

July 17, 2003
Not only is the eastern black rhino highly endangered, it is also localized in small populations of Kenya and northern Tanzania. Located primarily in fenced sanctuaries, these small populations hold the future of the species. Sanctuaries aim to have…

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