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A mountain gorilla has defied the odds — again. And she’s not the only one making history in one of Africa’s most embattled parks. Deep in eastern DR Congo, inside a park that has survived militia incursions, decades of conflict, and the slow grind of a conservation crisis, a mountain gorilla named Nyiramurema has done […]
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A new global report, Conservation Status, Trade and Enforcement Efforts for Pangolins, reveals that more than half a million pangolins — an estimated 530,978 individuals — were involved in 2,222 illegal trade seizures between 2016 and 2024. Pangolin scales accounted for 99 percent of all confiscated parts. Released at the end of 2025, the report […]
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Co-Founder of Nature Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers (NEWF) brings decades of experience to the first National Geographic International Explorers Festival to be hosted in Africa, as NEWF Fellows take the stage among global counterparts Nature Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers (NEWF) Executive Director and National Geographic Explorer, Noel Kok, recently hosted the first ever National Geographic […]
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Nature, Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers (NEWF), in a co-production with HHMI Tangled Bank Studios and supported by Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, have produced ‘Wild Hope: Rhino Ops’, a gripping film showcasing the park’s largest rhino horn programme to date. NEWF celebrates the recent premier of the film, on Wild Hope TV and on PBS Nature’s YouTube […]
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Sharing Stories of Resilience and Courage from African Rangers in the Field Today marks World Ranger Day 2025, celebrated under the theme “Rangers, Powering Transformative Conservation.” This annual initiative honours the critical work of rangers worldwide and commemorates those rangers who suffered in the line of duty. Across Africa, nearly 60,000 rangers dedicate themselves to […]
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A new era of African exploration dawns in the northwestern region of Zambia Arrival at Lolelunga Private Reserve, Zambia Lolelunga Private Reserve, a captivating 30,000-hectare sanctuary situated in the Kaonde area, just 30 kilometres / 19 miles north of Kafue National Park, welcomes its first guests in August 2025. This pioneering Big Five private reserve […]
...With developing economies striving to put up big infrastructural projects and settling their growing populations, conservation experts say the exercise of conservation will be important if this development is to be sustainable. To talk more about this CNBC Africa is joined by Kaddu Sebunya, President of the African Wildlife Foundation.
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