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BARCELONA, SPAIN--Research showing that wildlife conservation and sound natural resource management can aid African development is being unveiled this week at the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona.The report, compiled by the Bio-Hub…

Making a Real Difference A New Logo and a Renewed Commitment An Asset Worth Protecting

Addressing the Extremes Security for Kenya’s Rhinos Diverse Cameroon

Baby chimp rescue Big wins for big cats Legacy profile: Michael Tekel leaving a legacy for wildlife

Fighting wildlife cybercrime in Uganda Not your pet: The rise of the live cheetah trade The results are in! What we learned from Kenya’s first countrywide wildlife census

Baby bamboo plants help restore gorilla habitat in Rwanda During pandemic, a lifeline for communities that rely on tourism Amboseli baby boom

Elephants Help Shape Carbon-Storing Forests In Ethiopia, Fighting to End the Illegal Wildlife Trade A Lodge that has Helped Save Rwanda's Gentle Giants

What's in a NameOn the Case for African Wildlife: Women RangersGet the Picture: Q&A with Nature Photographer Billy Dodson

African nations deliver formal call to action for protected and conserved areas A threat more deadly than poachers: climate change New tracker dog team in Mkomazi

Uplisting Elephants Counting Kenya’s Wildlife Legacy Profile: Valerie Watt Live a Little Differently

In memoriam: H.E. Benjamin Mkapa Black rhino numbers are on the rise A dream becomes a legacy

Death by Hangover Tackling the International Wildlife Trade Pressuring Hold-out Countries to Ban Domestic Ivory Trade

Safeguarding the Rare Ethiopian WolfGaining Momentum in the Ivory FightLulu the Rhinoceros

Spring 2016 African Wildlife News Special Supplement

Making elephants matter How maps save wildlife Notes from Bili-Uele