Known as the land of 1,000 hills, Rwanda offers a beautiful blend of natural beauty, warm culture and a deeply rooted sense of national pride. From the lush, misty forests of Nyungwe National Park, home to iconic mountain gorillas, to the vibrant and immaculately kept
Snakes often get a bad reputation and are misunderstood, which leads to them being labelled as scary or inherently dangerous. However, the fear of snake bite is largely misplaced. The reality is that the vast majority of snakes are completely harmless. In fact, nearly 80%
– Written by Isabel Bull The end-of-year holiday is the perfect time to slow down, reconnect, and spend time outdoors. Across Africa, the festive season brings warm weather, abundant wildlife, and landscapes at their most alive, making it an ideal time to travel with intention.
Billboards remain a powerful vehicle for driving awareness. By bringing conservation messages into high-traffic urban spaces, Alliance Media continues to play a vital role in amplifying Wild Africa’s campaigns. Their prominent billboards in major urban areas in Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Rwanda and other
Few countries can rival the natural contrasts of South Africa—a land where towering mountains tumble into turquoise seas, where deserts meet ancient forests, and where winelands sit alongside wetlands. This is a country where nature truly reigns supreme. South Africa’s fame as a natural wonderland
The wildlife conservation NGO, Wild Africa, alongside its radio partner, the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) FM, has launched the second season of Wildlife Matters, a bi-monthly radio show about Nigeria’s rich biodiversity and the challenges it faces. Season two shines a spotlight on
We’re excited to share some positive conservation stories from across the continent. In South Africa, we recently partnered with SANParks, vets and logistics experts to document the translocation of 42 elephants from the main camp in Addo Elephant National Park to the newly incorporated Kabouga section –
The wildlife conservation organisation, Wild Africa has partnered with Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), a state radio broadcasting network operating across the country, to educate Nigerians on wildlife-focused issues, especially those related to the country’s wildlife, national parks and the urgent need to protect
Freedom Radio 99.5 FM, a prominent broadcaster in northern Nigeria, has partnered with Wild Africa to launch a new radio program focusing on wildlife conservation and broader environmental issues, such as climate change. The show, Arewa Wildlife Half Hour, highlights the urgent challenges facing Nigeria’s
In a bold step toward wildlife conservation awareness, Muhasa TV and Radio has partnered with Wild Africa to launch a new wildlife series, Dabbobi da Muhalli (Wildlife and the Environment), aimed at educating audiences in Kano and neighboring states about the importance of protecting Nigeria’s
