Press Release

On World Ranger Day, 31 July 2024, we recognise the immense challenges faced by wildlife rangers in Africa and honour their dedication to their roles. These unsung heroes put their lives on the line daily to protect our natural world. More than ever, they need

Creativity and conservation join forces in a powerful new music development.   “Music for Wildlife”, a dynamic concert series bringing African artists together to protect our continent’s iconic wildlife, launches on Trace’s TV broadcast channels and streaming platform this weekend, aligned with the network’s 21st

We have a unique opportunity to help these threatened ancient animals. As poaching, pollution and climate change are impacting biodiversity across the continent, World Sea Turtle Day highlights the importance of sea turtles to our marine ecosystems - and the ways we can help our

World Oceans Day, Saturday, June 8th, highlights how oceans support all life on earth. Their vital role is threatened by climate change, pollution, overfishing and habitat destruction, but we can still act now to protect our marine heritage.  Ocean health is critical to mitigating climate

Habitat loss, the illegal wildlife trade and climate change are all significant threats to Africa’s wild parrot populations. On World Parrot Day 2024 Wild Africa, together with the Nigerian Tribune, a leading newspaper in Nigeria, hosted an X Space event that highlighted the ecological importance

Wild Africa is excited to announce its strategic partnership with OneAfrica in Namibia. This collaboration, officially launching on May 30th 2024, has already commenced with the broadcast of ‘Music for Wildlife’ concerts from Saturday 25 May 2024. This multifaceted partnership spans both television and radio,

A reception was hosted by CCF in Somaliland to introduce the media to their new conservation media partner, Wild Africa. This event marks the beginning of an impactful awareness program, developed in collaboration with the Somaliland Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MoECC), the Somaliland

The marking of the International Day of Biological Diversity on 22nd May provides a much-needed opportunity to spotlight the state of South Africa’s vast and uniquely rich biodiversity, as well as its endangered species like the Cape vulture, blue crane, African penguin, African wild dog

Nigeria and Cameroon join forces to tackle growing threats to biodiversity and shared areas.  Nigeria and Cameroon have announced a strategic transboundary partnership to enhance the protection of endangered species, like gorillas and chimpanzees, preserve critical habitats and tackle illegal wildlife trade across their long

Channels Television, Africa’s most awarded private television network and Nigeria’s leading broadcaster, has joined forces with Wild Africa, an NPO inspiring the protection of Africa's wildlife and wild spaces, to ramp up public awareness of wildlife conservation and tackle illegal wildlife trade.  The new partnership