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

Tool innovation shows cultural evolution at work among chimpanzees

Start them young: Uganda targets children for conservation awareness

Top camera trapping stories of 2018

‘We see its value’: Ugandan communities benefiting from agroforestry

For Ugandan villagers, tradition and tourism help keep the peace with gorillas

‘Not all hope is lost’ as outlook for mountain gorillas brightens

Camera trap photos confirm discovery of lowland bongo in Uganda for first time

East Africa’s mountain gorilla population now numbers more than 1,000

Suspected poisoning takes down 11 lions in Uganda park

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

Can agroforestry propel climate commitments? Interview with Peter Minang

Randomized controlled trial in Uganda finds that paying people not to cut down trees works

Low-tech challenges to high-tech forest monitoring: lessons from Ugandan parks

Women could be a key to great ape conservation in the Congo

It’s World Pangolin Day!

Mountain gorillas & Tree lions: experiencing nature’s biggest and baddest with Gryphon Productions

Chew on this new way to detect disease in primates

Disease prevention a boost to human health and great ape conservation

Conservation and birth control: a controversial mix?

Aquaculture comes to Lake Victoria, but will it help wild fish?

Study gauges use of tea as buffer crop to curb mountain gorilla raids

Will Uganda be able to fulfill its pledge to protect its forests?

2015 Equator Prize winners span 19 countries

5 African countries agree to combat illegal timber trade

On the fence about wildlife fencing: new paper outlines research needed to resolve debate

Photo essay: Polluted, overfished, and choked by weeds, world’s second-largest lake is ‘on its knees’

Uganda’s elephant population has risen 600% since its 1980s low

Criticism of GAR and Wilmar African oil palm projects highlight global ‘no-deforestation’ challenges

Pollinator collapse could lead to a rise in malnutrition

Adorbs: scientists capture first photos of African golden cat kittens

Forest restoration commitments: driven by science or politics?

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