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‘Staggering’ trade for belief-based use drives hooded vultures to near-extinction in Benin

Partnering up to run a DRC reserve: Interview with Forgotten Parks’ Christine Lain

Study ties same-sex behavior in primates to ecological and social pressures

New study splits giraffe experts on future wild captures for zoos

Africa’s wildlife has lost a third of its ‘ecological power,’ study says

An Empire of Nature: African Parks and Rwanda’s Nyungwe Forest

DRC hit by record deforestation in 2024, satellite data show

Local divers pick away at Lake Malawi’s underwater garbage problem

In DRC’s Kivu region, the moringa tree offers valuable health benefits

Africa’s largest freshwater lake could be site of Kenya’s nuclear power plant

Scientists rethink Serengeti migration numbers with satellite, AI tools

How AI helps conservationists better understand and protect giraffes

Park guardians or destroyers? Study dissects 2 narratives of DRC’s Indigenous Batwa

Fear & uncertainty grip Nigerian community after fatal elephant attack

Tracking rhino horn trade: Interview with International Rhino Foundation’s Nina Fascione

Climate change tests the resilience of people and desert-adapted wildlife in Namibia

Goliath versus Goliath (cartoon)

From counting trees to enhancing climate resiliency, Kampala focuses on its forests

Learning to live with lions: Interview with Claw Conservancy’s Andrew Stein

A forest garden project attempts to expand into the Sahel

From protection to control : Van Beemen and Kaplin discuss conservation in Africa

First elephant sighting in 6 years sparks hope for species’ return to a Senegal park

In Yaoundé, fecal sludge flows through ‘Caca Junction’ streets

After terror attacks, Mozambique nature reserve faces ‘new reality’

To collect native seeds, Ugandan botanists are climbing forest giants

Trophies, body parts & live animals dominate global lion trade, data show

In Cameroon’s forgotten forests, gorillas and chimps hang on

Protected parks in peril as Republic of Congo ramps up oil drilling

As apes adapt to human disturbance, their new behaviors also put them at risk: Study

Fish-tracking robot aims to make fishing more sustainable in developing nations

Collaboration, data and tracking move Africa’s Great Green Wall toward its goal

Meet the giant rats fighting wildlife trafficking

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