Intimidation And Abuses Fuel Fears Of Prince Harry Charity Investigation 'Whitewash'
Survival International
Campaigners have voiced concerns that an investigation into African Parks, the charity whose figurehead is Prince Harry, may result in a whitewash. Read more »
Duale Demands More Interdictions Over Lunga Lunga Incident
Capital FM
Environment Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has ordered the immediate suspension of all Kenya Forest Service (KFS) rangers involved in the assault of a man collecting firewood in… Read more »
Three Poachers Shot Dead At Etosha
Namibian
Three poachers have been shot and killed at Etosha National Park by the Namibian Police's anti-poaching unit. Read more »
Boy Dies of Suspected Snake Bite
Namibian
A boy (4) has died of a suspected snake bite at Otumue village near Uis. Read more »
Prince of Wales Launches Insurance Programme for Africa's Wildlife Rangers
Independent (Kampala)
In a week which saw a Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) ranger, Pte Jonathan Olara, succumb to a poacher's bullet while on patrol of a section of the vast Kidepo Valley Conservation… Read more »
Dazzling Wildlife Portraits At COP29 - a Conversation With Photographer Brad Wilson
IPS
As delegates at COP29 stroll through the venue in Baku, Azerbaijan, many pause to marvel at the stunning portraits of animals and birds adorning the pavilion walls. These 16… Read more »
Wildlife Conservation Finance - Investing in People and Planet for World Wildlife Day 2025
UNDP
In 2025, World Wildlife Day will be celebrated under the critical theme of "Wildlife Conservation Finance: Investing in People and Planet." The year 2025 will also coincide with… Read more »
Are Politics and Profit Behind Plans to Cull Elephants? [guest column]
allAfrica
The decisions made by the Namibian and Zimbabwean governments to slaughter hundreds of elephants amid a widespread drought will do very little to address the effects of human… Read more »
Philanthropist Donates 25-Year-Old Crocodile to Unilorin Zoo
Premium Times
According to the University's Bulletin issued on Monday, the noble gesture highlights the traditional leader's philanthropic nature. Read more »
African Penguins Could Be Extinct By 2035 - How to Save Them [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
In October 2024, the African penguin became the first penguin species in the world to be listed as critically endangered by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. Read more »
Govt to Genetically Preserve Two Remaining Northern White Rhinos
Capital FM
President William Ruto has affirmed the government's commitment to the genetic preservation of the two remaining Northern White Rhinos in the world, which are held at the Ol Pejeta… Read more »
Gomulira Villagers Demand Govt Intervention in Lin's Dubious Land Occupation
Nyasa Times
In a dramatic turn of events a Chinese wildlife convict Lin Yunhua's daughter has allegedly come in the limelight to process formal registration of her father's controversial big… Read more »
Seychelles Starts Review of National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan
Seychelles News Agency
Seychelles has officially begun its review of the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) and targets regarding biodiversity through a first stakeholder meeting on… Read more »
Knowledge of Snakes Vital for Healthcare Workers
The Herald
As the country is already into the snake season which usually lasts from September to March - it is quite important for the public and medical experts to familiarise themselves… Read more »
Five Animals That Behave Differently in Moonlight [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
Once every spring, a few days after the full moon, corals of the great barrier reef release eggs and sperm simultaneously - a phenomenon so spectacular it can be seen from space. Read more »
