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15 Nov 2024
Wildlife, zoonoses and community: How local knowledge is shaping Zambia’s fight against disease
Zambia's Nyawa Chiefdom harnesses local knowledge to combat zoonotic diseases and foster healthier ecosystems
31 Jul 2024
In Katavi National Park, rangers step up wildlife monitoring with camera trap training
Workshop in remote Tanzania enables more responsive conservation action
29 Jul 2024
Measuring wildlife degradation, made simple
New indicator toolkit helps track impact of hunting in African tropical forests
1 May 2024
Can Rural Resource Centres bring Cameroon’s conservationists and local communities together?
In Northern Cameroon, mitigating land use challenges through innovation and connection
22 Mar 2024
Côte d’Ivoire’s neglected botanic gardens key for conservation
Home to myriad threatened tree species, their role in restoration looks set to grow
18 Mar 2024
Tackling wild meat quandaries to protect Cameroon’s biodiversity
New programme seeks to make wild meat trade more sustainable
24 Jan 2024
“We will protect them ourselves”: Yangambi’s young conservation champions
Fostering the DRC's next generation of environmental advocates
19 Dec 2023
Learning across landscapes
Commonalities and contrasts in northern Ghana and southern Zambia
19 Dec 2023
Learning across landscapes
23 Nov 2023
From hunting wild animals to fish farming: sustainable change in rural Zambia
Community-led food security project nets tangible progress
Opinion
- 11 Sep 2023
Avoiding extinctions from international trade in tropical tree species
Despite governance progress, more must be done to save endangered flora and fauna
18 Aug 2023
Evidence of forest buffalo presence raises hopes for recovering wildlife populations in DRC
Camera traps capture images of buffalo in the Yangambi Biosphere Reserve after five years of monitoring.
Features
Quiz
- 3 Mar 2016
To celebrate World Wildlife Day, test your knowledge on the connections between tropical forests, wildlife and humans.
News
- 29 Jun 2015
All too often, encounters prove fatal for dwindling orangutans.
With their large profits and universal impact, do wildlife filmmakers have a responsibility to help protect the species they film? Should they pay for the biodiversity they rely on?
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