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Conservation News
Seventeen previously unknown species of reptiles...
In Chad, the ivory poachers have upgraded to autom...
The gorillas are safer now than they were before. ...
A spike in the price of ivory and tough economic t...
Scientists have fit some of the most notorious cro...
Network News
Kampala — THE Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA...
A ferocious dog is helping to save a big cat from ...
It seems too awful to believe but one of the reaso...
FURIOUS environmentalists in Plettenberg Bay are f...
At first it seemed a paradise. Baboons played on t...
Action Alerts
The Zambezi is one of the most heavily dammed rivers in Africa. More than 30 large dams have already been constructed throughout its basin, at great cost to local people and wildlife. These impacts ...
The Landmark Foundation staged a public and symbolic burning of gin traps in the Baviaanskloof (Eastern Cape) this week. This is a culmination of a 4 year effort to rid the area of these barbaric pred...
ACF News
Award-winning Canadian artist Taylor has partnered with the Africa Conservation Foundation to release an exclusive edition of the popular Mountain gorilla painting. "Mountain gorilla" is par... 
Vancouver, BC, Canada – The first ever painting of a Cross River gorilla, Africa’s most endangered primate, will be unveiled to the public for the first time on 19 October 2008, at the M... Partnerships
Montagne des Francais supports a large number of regional endemic and threatened species. Despite being recently designated as a Temporary Protected Area, no management strategy ... 
The Okavango Delta is a unique but fragile ecosystem; it is one of the world's largest inland deltas, a RAMSAR site, and plays a significant role in Botswana's economy through tourism. A... 
