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Protected areas and community incentives in savannah ecosystems (2010)

November 5, 2010
Sachedina, Hassan; Nelson, Fred (2010): Protected areas and community incentives in savannah ecosystems. A case study of Tanzania’s Maasai Steppe. In Oryx 44 (03), pp. 390–398. DOI: 10.1017/S0030605310000499. 

Prosecution and canine detection units working in tandem

June 22, 2018
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Prosecuting wildlife criminals using sniffer dog evidence

March 12, 2018
Dogs have been part of our world since time immemorial, considered a best friend and companion. But canines are not only loyal, they are also highly intelligent and possess a dazzling sense of smell. These enviable qualities form the basis of…

Procurement

February 27, 2013
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Private Lands to Be Conserved in Kenya

May 16, 2005
(Nairobi, Kenya) The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) today announced an important milestone in the race to save habitat for wildlife in this east African country renowned for its elephants, lion and other large wildlife. Kenya's Minister for…

Privacy Policy

March 16, 2013

Prioritizing gender inclusivity in wildlife conservation

May 9, 2019
As Africa’s development agenda shifts, so do the threats facing African wildlife and wild lands. Commercial and small-scale agriculture underpins many economies, but this growing sector is also responsible for the conversion of wildlife dispersal…

Prioritizing African youth revitalizes conservation and sustainable development

June 14, 2019
Youth are the largest demographic on the African continent — more than 75 percent of the total population is under 35 years. The priorities and behaviors of Africans between age 18-35 must shape the way Africa develops as this group remains…

Prince William Hits the Mark on Ivory Trade

September 26, 2016
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) strongly agrees with recent statements by Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, that nations have a moral duty to stop the ivory trade.   We strongly recommend taking three steps without delay…

Pressroom

December 14, 2023

Presidential Council Makes Recommendations on Combating Wildlife Trafficking

June 10, 2014
Council will work with Presidential Task Force and White House to implement recommendations, putting U.S. government on course to lead in fight against wildlife poaching and trafficking At the White House yesterday, the Advisory Council…

Predicting range shifts of African apes under global change scenarios (2021)

August 30, 2021
Carvalho, J., Graham, B., Bocksberger, G., Maisels, F., Williamson, E. A., Wich, S., ...Maputla, N. & Kuehl, H. 2021. Predicting range shifts of African apes under global change scenarios. Diversity and Distributions, 27(9), pp.1663-1679.

Powerful Allies Join Forces for Wildlife

April 20, 2016
The movement to end wildlife crime gained some powerful new supporters this month, as four companies announced commitments to fight illegal wildlife trafficking and joined the U.S. Wildlife Trafficking Alliance. The announcement…

Porcupine

February 25, 2013

Population status and trend of water dependent grazers (buffalo and waterbuck) in the Kenya-Tanzania Borderland (2015)

September 16, 2015
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…

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