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Endangered Species Day: A Glimmer of Hope in the Fight Against Wildlife Trafficking

May 17, 2024
The recently published World Wildlife Crimes Report 2024 reveals that intensified conservation efforts have played a pivotal role in combating the illicit trade of elephant ivory and rhino horn. This report, released by the United Nations Office on…

Protecting natural assets is the key to sustainable development in Africa

June 4, 2019
In many countries across the continent, development decisions on infrastructure expansion and extractive industries tend to pit economic growth against nature. It seems that the only way for Africa to reach its potential is to lose its flora and…

The Tragedies of Poaching: Rangers Killed in Tsavo

May 20, 2003
Sadly, we are once again faced with a poaching-related tragedy. This time, however, we are mourning the loss of two of Kenya Wildlife Service's (KWS) rangers who were killed on May 11, 2003 in a valiant effort to protect the wildlife of Tsavo East…

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…

2012 Spring

March 22, 2012
Wildlife Habitat Secured Next to Nairobi National Park Rhino Poaching Spikes AWF Recognizes Legacy Gifts Southern Africa Up Close Wildlife Watch

2011 Spring

March 25, 2011
Saving the Rhino Pictures Are Worth a Thousand Words New Gorilla Babies in the Virungas The Indianapolis Zoo Supports Africa's Lions Wildlife Watch

Our Focal Species

December 27, 2023
AWF’s wildlife conservation efforts are led by our Species Conservation and Science team. We emphasize work with more than 20 strategically chosen focal species populations, with the goal of conserving viable and ecologically functional wildlife…

AWF-Trained Wildlife Detection Dogs Deployed to Mozambique Borders

November 28, 2018
On Monday, Nov. 26, 2018, Mozambique officially welcomed a specialized team of detection dogs and their handlers to Maputo. The new unit has been established to enhance law enforcement activities at critical points along the country’s most notorious…

AWF Mourns the Loss of 12 Rangers Killed in Virunga National Park Attack

April 24, 2020
The African Wildlife Foundation condemns the killing of wildlife rangers in the Virunga National Park. This incident occurred 30 days after the Democratic Republic of Congo announced a national lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19. Visits to the…

On Environment, Religion and Science in Sync

June 24, 2015
In less than a week, two clarion calls—one from the realm of religion and the other from the seat of science—managed to fix our attention on the vulnerability of the natural world. One of those calls came from an…

AWF's US$10 Million Urgent Response Fund to Combat Illegal Wildlife Trade

December 4, 2014
As tens of thousands of African elephants and a record number of Africa’s rhinos are killed by poachers each year, African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) has established a US$10 million Urgent Response Fund to stop the killing of Africa’s…

World Safari Day: Reliving the great wildebeest migration

November 25, 2021
Roughly 270 kilometers southwest of Kenya’s capital lies the Maasai Mara National Reserve – an expansive and gently rolling grassland savanna landscape covering around 1,510 sq. kilometers. Arguably one of the country’s most marketed safari…

State of Play: U.S. Ivory Trade Legislation

August 11, 2015
As many as 35,000 African elephants are killed by poachers every year. In the last five years, the elephant population in Tanzania—historically one of the great elephant range states—has declined by more than 60 percent. To the…

Turning to Tsavo: why conservation needs to extend across large landscapes

July 20, 2018
Space to roam. It is a must for the world’s largest land animal, but across the transboundary Kilimanjaro landscape straddling Kenya’s southern border — known for its sizeable elephant population — that roaming space is becoming harder to find. This…

World Environment Day: Explore Africa's savannas, tropical rainforests

June 3, 2022
For World Environment Day 2022, African Wildlife Foundation is celebrating #OnlyOneEarth by calling attention to the rich diversity of biomes, ecosystems, and species on our planet. Just as there is only one Earth, there is only one Africa. The…

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