Resources & Publications

• In Central Africa, Predictive Modelling for Additional Intelligence
• Investing in Zambezi Valley
• AWF Appoints New President
• Detection Dogs Increase Security

• The Other Issues
• Good News for Lions
• Sensitizing Judges to Trafficking

• Booted Up in Ethiopia
• Back to School
• Cecil's Legacy

• Hope Ahead in Fight Against Wildlife Trafficking?
• 2 Approaches to Working with Pastoralists
• AWF Urges Tanzanians to Protect Their Wildlife
• Surveys in Asia Show Support for Ivory Ban

Roe, D., 2015. Conservation, crime and communities: case studies of efforts to engage local communities in tackling illegal wildlife trade. IIED, London. Fitzgerald, K and Muruthi, M. Chapter: The Greater Kilimanjaro Landscape, Kenya and Tanzania.

Okello, M.M., Kiringe, J.W., Warinwa, F., Muruthi, P., Kenana, L., Kanga, E., Ndambuki, S., Massawe, E., Kimutai, D., Mwita, M. and Maliti, H., 2015. Status and population trend of the common eland in the Kenya Tanzania borderland: 2010 and 2013 survey analysis.

• A Watershed Event
• Secretary Kerry Visit
• A Poaching Deterrent
• On the Right Path in Asia

Okello, M.M., Kenana, L., Maliti, H., Kiringe, J.W., Kanga, E., Warinwa, F., Bakari, S., Gichohi, N., Ndambuki, S., Kija, H. and Sitati, N., 2015. Population status and trend of water dependent grazers (buffalo and waterbuck) in the Kenya-Tanzania Borderland. Natural Resources, 6(02), p.91.

Okello, M.M., Kenana, L., Maliti, H., Kiringe, J.W., Kanga, E., Warinwa, F., Bakari, S., Ndambuki, S., Kija, H., Sitati, N. and Kimutai, D., 2015.  “Population Status and Trend of the Maasai Giraffe in the Mid Kenya-Tanzania Borderland.” Natural Resources, 6(03), p.159.

Moses, M.O., Lekishon, K., Daniel, M., Fiesta, W., John, W.K., Noah, W.S., Hanori, M., Erastus, K., Hamza, K., Samwel, B. and Philip, M., 2015. The status of key large mammals in the Kenya-Tanzania borderland: A comparative analysis and conservation implications.

Maputla, N., Maruping, N., Chimimba, C. and Ferreira, S. (2015). Spatio-temporal separation between lions and leopards in the Kruger National Park and the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, South Africa. Global Ecology and Conservation. 82. 10.1016/j.gecco.2015.03.001. 

Belfiore, N., Seimon, A., Picton Phillips, G., Basabose, A., Gray, M., Masinde, I., Elliott, J., Thorne, J.H., Seo, C.W. and Muruthi, P., 2015. The implications of global climate change for Mountain Gorilla Conservation.

• AWF Kickstarts Efforts in Remote Bili-Uele Protected Area Complex
• Building Nature Tourism in Ethiopia
• Technology, Training Improve Anti-Poaching and Ecological Monitoring in Central Africa
• Continentwide Detection Dog Programme Launched

• Seeing Success in Africa
• Progress in Asia on Ivory Trade
• More Than a Pretty Picture
• From Conflict to Conservation

• Kings of Africa No More?
• A Diversity of Work for a Diverse Continent
• The Great Ape Heist

• A Clear Need for Urgent Action
• In the Fight Against Bushmeat Trade
• Ecological Survey in Tanzania Sets Stage for Climate Change Validation
• Species Protection Across the Continent

• Unnatural Selection
• Are We Doing Enough 
• The Human Cost of Protecting Wildlife

Fall 2014 African Wildlife News Special Supplement

AWF Conservation in Practice Papers. 2014

Sitati, N., Gichohi, N., Lenaiyasa, P., Millanga, P., Maina, M., Warinwa, F., and Muruthi, P., 2014. Tree species diversity and dominance in Gelai Forest Reserve, Tanzania. Journal of Energy and Natural Resources. 3(3): 31-37. 

Marnewick, K., Ferreira, S. M., Grange, S., Watermeyer, J., Maputla, N., & Davies-Mostert, H. T., 2014. Evaluating the status of and African wild dogs Lycaon pictus and cheetahs Acinonyx jubatus through tourist-based photographic surveys in the Kruger National Park.

Kormos, R., Kormos, C.F., Humle, T., Lanjouw, A., Rainer, H., Victurine, R., Mittermeier, R.A., Diallo, M.S., Rylands, A.B. and Williamson, E.A., 2014. Great apes and biodiversity offset projects in Africa: The case for national offset strategies. PLoS One, 9(11), p.e111671.

Fitzgerald, K.H., 2014. Using Innovative Land Conservation Tools in Africa to Protect Land, Enhance Resource Management and Improve Community Livelihoods. In 2014 World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty. The World Bank, Washington, District of Columbia, USA.

 Elliott, J., Gibbons, H., King, D., King, A. and Leménager, T. (2014). Exploring Environmental Complementarity between Types of Protected Areas in Kenya. Focales 19, Agence Française Développement, Paris. 

• New Tools for Protecting Land, Wildlife, and Livelihoods
• Collaboration is Critical
• Household-Level Fish Ponds Offer Livelihood Alternatives

• Closing the Technology Gap
• Census as Strategy
• Beyond Bonobos

AWF Conservation in Practice Papers. 2014

• Hidden in Plain Sight
• Ensuring a Legacy for Elephants
• Ivory from Bush to Market
• Love Everlasting

• The Beauty, Wonder, and Wilderness of Africa

AWF Conservation in Practice Papers. 2013