World's Sole White Giraffe Fitted With GPS Tracker

East African

The world's only known white giraffe has been fitted with a GPS tracking device at Ishaqbini Hirola Community Conservancy in Ijara, Garissa County, Kenya. Read more »

Victoria Falls Poacher Tracked, Arrested After Abandoning Shoes

New Zimbabwe

An anti-poaching unit in Matetsi managed to track and arrest a poacher after he left behind his pair of shoes while fleeing when bullets were fired at him after being caught… Read more »

African Penguins Are Heading Towards Extinction - Here's How We Can Save Them [analysis]

Daily Maverick

The science is clear: the African penguin is likely to be functionally extinct on the west coast in less than 15 years, unless we take immediate action. Read more »

Fences Have Big Effects On Land and Wildlife That Are Rarely Measured [analysis]

The Conversation Africa

What is the most common form of human infrastructure in the world? It may well be the fence. Recent estimates suggest that the total length of all fencing around the globe is 10… Read more »

Last Known White Giraffe Fitted With GPS Tracker at Ishaqbini Conservancy

Capital FM

The world's only known white giraffe has been fitted with a GPS tracking device at Ishaqbini Hirola Community Conservancy in Ijara, Garissa County. Read more »

Oldest Iconic Lion Dies 'Peacefully and With Dignity' in Maasai Mara

Nairobi News

Olorpapit, the oldest lion in Kenya's Maasai Mara Game Reserve has died, the park management announced on Thursday. Read more »

White Giraffe in Garissa Fitted With Tracker Months After Mother Was Killed

Nation

The world's only known rare white giraffe has been fitted with a tracking device at Ishaqbini Hirola Community Conservancy in Garissa County, boosting conservation efforts. Read more »

Migratory Locusts Threaten SADC Food Security

The Herald

Members of Parliament from the SADC Region are calling for a concerted regional effort to prevent African Migratory Locusts (AML) exacerbating an already dire food security… Read more »

Daytime Sightings of Elusive Aardvarks Hint At Troubled Times in the Kalahari [analysis]

The Conversation Africa

Aardvarks are notoriously elusive, nocturnal mammals. They generally hide in their underground burrows during the day and emerge at night to feed exclusively on ants and termites.… Read more »

Age Didn't Stop Me Tracking Gorillas

East African

In 29 years, Tito Rutaremara, a seasoned Rwandan politician and one of the founders of Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF), has not been in Volcanoes National Park since 1991 during the… Read more »

Sixty-Two Orphaned Chimpanzees to Get New Home

FrontPageAfrica

Theaward comes at a time the organization is about to complete the construction of the first sanctuary for about 62 rescued chimpanzees, most of whom are under the ages of six and… Read more »

Creating a Safe Haven for Wildlife

Ethiopian Herald

Ethiopia has a number of national parks that have greater economic benefits and environmental importance. To mention few, the Semien, Bale, Mago, Gambella, Omo, Nech Sar, Chebera… Read more »

More Than Business As Usual Needed to Save Wildlife, People From Covid [opinion]

Zimbabwe Independent

WE are facing an unprecedented wildlife conservation crisis. With Covid-19 impacting tourism to the point that earnings have been next to zero for nearly a year, you need to accept… Read more »

Mara River Conservation in Pipeline

Daily News

THE conservation of wildlife in the Serengeti National Park faces a growing risk as a result of human activities, including gold mining along the banks of the Mara River. Read more »

Rhinos Near Gonarezhou Return , 26 Years After Extinction

CAJ News

SOME 39 game rangers have graduated as authorities step up surveillance ahead of the re-introduction of rhinoceros in Gonarezhou National Park (GNP). Read more »