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  • Migratory antelope in South Sudan
    Article | 05 May 2025 image/svg+xml

    Conservation maps show world’s largest mammal migration — and the urgent threat it faces

    Source: Mail & Guardian / Sheree Bega

    The seasonal movements of two migratory antelope species — the white-eared kob and tiang — across South Sudan’s expansive wetlands and Ethiopia’s Gambella National Park have been mapped in unprecedented detail to help better conserve them.

  • Chinko
    Article | 10 April 2025 image/svg+xml
    How is conservation preparing for a much hotter world? Experts share
    Source: Jeremy Hance/Mongabay

    Fifty years from now, in 2075, the world will be considerably hotter, perhaps as much as 3-5° Celsius (4.5 to 9° Fahrenheit) above the pre-industrial...

  • Camp Imbalanga
    Article | 14 March 2025 image/svg+xml
    The best new African safari camps
    Source: Condé Nast Traveller

    A roundup of favourite African safari camp openings for wildlife viewing with all the bells and whistles. 

  • Kafue
    Article | 13 February 2025 image/svg+xml
    Busanga Plains
    Source: Africa Geographic/Sarah Kingdom

    For just five months of the year, the flood waters on the Busanga Plains recede, and one of Zambia’s best-kept secret wildlife spots is accessible...

  • Congo Basin
    Article | 04 February 2025 image/svg+xml
    What’s behind the strange rash of ’dinosaur’ sightings in the Congo?
    Source: National Geographic/ Ryan Biller

    For centuries, locals have told stories of mokele-mbembe, a legendary creature said to lurk in the Congo Basin. But as forests vanish, sightings are on...

  • Lions
    Article | 21 January 2025 image/svg+xml
    Growing Effective Protected Area Management to Conserve Lions
    Source: Lion Recovery Fund/Dr. Peter Lindsey

    For many years, lions were assumed to be doing just fine. Although they have always been a favoured focal species for researchers, not much direct...

  • Gambella
    Article | 16 January 2025 image/svg+xml
    African Parks closes deal to manage Ethiopia’s Gambella National Park
    Source: Mongabay/Ashoka Mukpo

    South Africa-based conservation NGO African Parks signed a long-term deal in December 2024 to manage Gambella National Park in Ethiopia.

  • Chimp in Nyungwe
    Article | 24 November 2024 image/svg+xml
    How Africa’s oldest rainforest became its newest wildlife wonder
    Source: The Telegraph/Sarah Marshall

    Rwanda’s Nyungwe National Park is now firmly on the map – and this year’s Tusk Conservation Ranger Award winner is part of its success story

  • Africa Geogaphics
    Article | 12 November 2024 image/svg+xml
    Chinko Phoenix Rising
    Source: Africa Geographic/Sheelagh Antrobus

    Renowned African explorer Kingsley Holgate and his expedition team from the Kingsley Holgate Foundation recently set off on the Afrika Odyssey expedition – an 18-month...

  • Odzala
    Article | 29 October 2024 image/svg+xml
    Grappling with How Clearings May Support Rainforest Animal Life
    Source: Harvard Gazette / Anne J. Manning

    Though not widespread, forest clearings appear to play a big role in making the rainforest a highly complex, biodiverse habitat, and new research may boost...

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