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Rare, ‘one-in-a-million’ footage of a critically endangered wild forest elephant fleeing from a technologically generated bee sound, has been captured by a wildlife camera trap in remote Liberia, western Africa.
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As human-elephant conflict continues to rise across Africa, researchers are searching for new ways to keep a watchful eye on wild African elephants, even looking to space for guidance.
See link for photos. That’s the advice of Professor Rob Slotow, who says protected areas need to be sufficiently diverse and robust to bounce back from a range of major disturbances such as storms, drought, heat waves and diseases. Reserve...
See link for photo. The environment and tourism ministry has indicated renovations and upgrades of the Etosha National Park fence are progressing well. This comes after volunteers from the National Youth Service (NYS) were roped in and started...
At the historic Hampton Court Palace on Tuesday 1st November, Africa's conservation luminaries will be honoured at the 2022 Tusk Conservation Awards.
Taking a page out of the financial crime enforcements handbook, researchers at the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime have now started using a new tool to fight wildlife trafficking. “For several decades, crime typology...
Four elephants suspected to have come from neighbouring Gabon, have for over a month now been causing havoc in Vema village and its environs. Fear and uncertainty is the atmosphere in Vema village, a locality situated in the Ebolowa II sub division...
See link for photo. Kenya’s worst drought in four decades has killed almost 2% of the world’s rarest zebra in three months, and 25 times more elephants than normal over the same period. It is starving Kenya’s famed wildlife of normal food...
See link for photos, video & chart A perilous operation to move 3,000 animals across nearly 600 miles of bush is under way in Zimbabwe. One of the biggest single translocations of wildlife in history, Project Rewild Zambezi involves the...
Thousands of animals and plants are bought and sold each year globally as food, medicine, clothing and furniture – even in the form of musical instruments. Wildlife, it seems, is big business. The illegal wildlife trade, which has an estimated...
Thousands of animals and plants are bought and sold each year globally as food, medicine, clothing and furniture – even in the form of musical instruments. Wildlife, it seems, is big business. The illegal wildlife trade, which has an estimated...
See link for photos. Two weeks ago, Roxane Chantereau, the co-founder of the JACK Primate Rehabilitation Center in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo, awoke before sunrise to the buzz of incoming WhatsApp messages. Someone had sent her a...
