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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…

For the second consecutive year, South Africa has announced a drop in rhino poaching numbers compared to the previous year. The country lost 1,054 rhino to poaching in 2016, down from 1,175 in 2015 and 1,215 in 2014. While the trend shows…

Barrow, E., Gichohi, H., & Infield, M. (2000). Rhetoric or Reality? A Review of Community Conservation Policy and Practice in East Africa. Evaluating Eden Series, p.184.  International Institute for Environment and Development, London, U.K.

As Lamido (hereditary king) of Tchamba, His Eminence Youkouda Abdoulaye Koeranga walks, talks, and sits with the confidence of a man who believes fate is on his side. For more than two centuries, his family has shouldered the responsibility of…

May 22 marks the International Day for Biological Diversity. Themed “Our solutions are in nature,” it is a day to reflect on the importance of healthy natural ecosystems in our lives. But we are in the throes of a global pandemic — no nation or…

We would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and very warm wishes for 2010. We apologise for slowing down in blog updates, but hopefully this year we will pick up the slack and you guys can see how we are doing regarding meeting our project goals…

African Wildlife Foundation has collaborated with key partners in Kenya to plant 25,000 trees for restoration of the critically important Mau Forest NAIROBI, Kenya, May 27 2011 -- You might not be fully aware of the Mau Forest's…

Sustainable agricultural enterprise, community conservancies, and education campaigns protect wildlife and natural resources across Uganda’s landscapes. Integrating these approaches with local economic growth ensures their continued success as…