Browsing: Conservation News

Robert Weladji, Concordia University and Alys Granados, University of British Columbia In recent years, ecologists have been able to confirm the existence of species previously thought…

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has confirmed that three Rothschild’s giraffes have died after being electrocuted by low-hanging power powerlines at a Soysambu conservancy in Nakuru.…

Corruption is a multi-faceted problem, and it affects every sector of society, from the household level even up to institutions.

Dozens of Capetonians have flocked to various beaches across the city on Saturday in protest against the beach ban and current lockdown restrictions.

Kenya and Tanzania are set to conduct a joint cross-border count of rhinoceros and other large mammals in the shared Mara-Serengeti ecosystem. The census is one…

Asmarat is receiving over 130 slum-dwelling families in fully-furnished buildings, offering succour to underprivileged women, children and the physically challenged.

Under the agreement, the National Clean Energy Access Programme (NCEP) will be implemented. It is expected to lead to the transfer of mitigation outcomes to Switzerland in exchange for financial resources and the extension of Swiss technical expertise as a demonstration of the scalability of Ghana’s conditional mitigation commitments.

Gabon international striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang named a baby gorilla ‘Goal’ at Rwanda’s annual mountain gorilla naming ceremony Kwita Izina held Thursday virtually for the first time…

Kenya singer and songwriter blasts bloggers who have consistently referred to her husband as ”Mzungu” Nyota Ndogo is a musician from Kenya who performs taarab influenced…

Rwanda is making significant progress in moving on from its ugly past