Nature underpins Africa’s economy and resilience, yet global biodiversity commitments lack implementation. Less than half of ...

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TAITA TAVETA, Kenya — The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF), in partnership with the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya (WCK), has opened applications for the second cohort of the AWF Young Conservation Heroes ...

On a hot afternoon along the banks of the Londo River, Ayubu Matabala watches the water flow past his village. Not long ago, these same banks were bare and crumbling. The river, once a lifeline for ...

The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) today officially handed over 27 hectares of restored land to the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) for inclusion in Volcanoes National Park. This significant ...

Africa stands on the brink of a transformation, where tourism and conservation can become powerful engines of economic growth and sustainable development. As the world turns its gaze to Africa, ...

In the lush Campo Ma'an region of Southern Cameroon, amidst flourishing cocoa trees, Francine Abessolo, a mother of three, is witnessing a remarkable transformation. This positive shift is a direct ...

This year's World Rhino Day is an opportunity to highlight one of Africa's iconic symbols—the rhinoceros—while reflecting on conservation progress and planning for the future. Although the number of ...

In the semi-arid lands of Zimbabwe’s Mbire District, wildfires have long been a persistent challenge, decimating vegetation, endangering wildlife, and threatening the livelihoods of local communities.

NAIROBI, Kenya — The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) today signed a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the United Nations Offices at ...

For years, the land Ndungutse Francois farmed in Kinigi Sector, Musanze District, fed his family. It paid school fees, produced pyrethrum and Irish potatoes, and offered the kind of certainty that ...