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New to science, Tanzania’s Manyara monkey is already threatened by human activity

Tourism has crashed: Are carbon credits the future for funding conservation in Africa?

East Africa’s reefs being fished at unsustainable rates, study finds

Can camera traps diagnose the severity of a mystery giraffe skin disease?

$85 million initiative to scale up agroforestry in Africa announced

Stunning new wrasse species underlines need to protect deeper-lying reefs

Newly described tree species from Tanzania is likely endangered

Changing energy use in rural Africa with power from solar, clean stoves…and women

Human pressure on the Serengeti’s fringes threatens the wildlife within

Combining artificial intelligence and citizen science to improve wildlife surveys

In East Africa, spread of sickle bush drives conflict with wildlife

Proximity to towns stretches giraffe home ranges

Why did Serengeti’s wild dogs disappear? Study challenges controversial hypothesis

For the famed chimps of Gombe, human encroachment takes a toll

Research into chimp health benefits human, ecosystem well-being too

Chinese ‘Queen of Ivory’ sentenced to 15 years in jail for tusk trafficking

Tanzania creates new reserve to protect rare colobus monkeys and trees

Top camera trapping stories of 2018

10 ways conservation tech shifted into auto in 2018

Savanna fires, a boon to grazers, cast rhinos into a ‘food desert’

Forest report points to opportunity for recovery

Absent for decades, zebras reintroduced to park in southern Tanzania

Illegal wildlife trade’s ‘dirty money’ targeted by big banks

‘Better and better’: Thermal cameras turn up the heat on poachers

Species recognition shifts into auto with neural networks

This tiny camera aims to catch poachers — before they kill

Tanzania’s Maasai losing ground to tourism in the name of conservation, investigation finds

East Africa’s Albertine Rift needs protection now, scientists say

The ups and downs of marine protected areas: Examining the evidence

Zanzibar’s red colobus monkeys much more numerous than thought

Tanzania used as case study for quickly and cheaply identifying wildlife corridors in need of conservation

Jane Goodall interview: ‘The most important thing is sharing good news’

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