African Bird Club Conservation Programme. The African Bird Club Conservation Programme supports small conservation projects in Africa. Since 1996, it has supported a wide variety of projects including training courses, r ...

The aim of the African Blackwood Conservation Project (ABCP) is to help replenish this valuable tree in Tanzania. Most people will not have knowingly seen blackwood but almost everyone will have heard of it, for it ...

"Environmental education through film" - the motto of AEFF -African Environmental Film Foundation. AEFF is making educational films about environmental issues, specifically for African people, narrated in ...

The African Rainforest Conservancy (ARC) promotes the conservation and restoration of Tanzanian rainforests - among the oldest and most biodiverse in the world - by supporting training, community development, educat ...

The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) recognizes that the wildlife and wild lands of Africa have no equal. They work with people -- their supporters worldwide and their partners in Africa -- to craft and deliver cre ...

ARCOS is the only regional conservation organisation with the sole focus on the Albertine Rift biodiversity conservation. Its overall goal is to enhance conservation of critical ecosystems and promote sustainable develop ...

The Animal Behaviour Research Unit (ABRU) was established in Mikumi National Park, Tanzania, in 1974. ABRU's research in to the behaviour and ecology of yellow baboons is now into its third decade. It is one of only ...

IUCN Veterinary Specialist Group (VSG) members are playing a key role in helping to lay the scientific foundation for an international animal health and natural resources management initiative that a consortium of organi ...

The Biodiversity Foundation for Africa (BFA) is committed to conserving Afrotropical biodiversity through the improvement of scientific knowledge and its incorporation in the planning process.

BFA is a ...

The bushmeat crisis is the most significant immediate threat to the future of wildlife populations in Africa. Hunting of wildlife to meet people’s demand for protein may still be sustainable in the few remaini ...