From its stunning Indian Ocean beaches to the shores of Lake Victoria, from the arable plains of its central plateau to the heights of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania is a jewel of East Africa.
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Balancing Mozambique’s natural beauty and natural resources.
Located on the southeast coast of Africa, the Republic of Mozambique is divided into two regions by the Zambezi River.
African Wildlife Foundation in partnership with the Government of Rwanda and Rwanda Development Board has expanded Africa’s oldest park for the first time in 30 years.
South Africa is one of the world’s most diverse countries.
The Republic of South Africa is in the southernmost region of the continent. Its long coastline stretches along the South Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean for more than 2,400 kilometers (1,500 miles).
Nigeria is home to a wealth of biodiversity within its seven national parks.
Nigeria lies on the western part of Africa on the Gulf of Guinea.
Transforming lives through conservation.
African Wildlife Foundation is, building new sustainable opportunities for communities, and saving wildlife and natural ecosystems simultaneously.
The market for elephant ivory and rhino horn has been evolving for decades.
Poaching and wildlife trafficking decimated Africa's wildlife species by millions.
Humans are the sole predators of some of Africa's most threatened wildlife species.
More elephants and rhinos are dying from poaching than from natural causes or conflict with humans.
Illegal wildlife trade networks stretch across countries and continents.
International trade in illicit wildlife products, like ivory and rhino horn, is turning Africa's iconic species into commodities.