Press Release

Wild Africa has partnered with Alliance Media, Africa’s leader in billboard and airport advertising, to reach 12 countries across Africa - and counting - with critical conservation messages.  Africa holds a quarter of the world’s biodiversity - and some of the last big mammal populations.

Dr Mark’s Animal Show takes a unique approach to teaching Generation Alpha about the importance of wildlife conservation.  “Dr. Mark’s Animal Show”, will be available to stream on Showmax from Friday 15 March 2024. The unique, 11-part series showcases African wildlife like never before. Each

New bill aims to tackle wildlife trafficking, protect endangered species, and ensure Nigerian compliance with global conservation treaties. Today a new Endangered Species Conservation and Protection Bill had its first reading in Nigeria’s House of Representatives. The Bill, prepared by Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Environment

On World Pangolin Day, Nigeria's leading personalities from the realms of music, comedy, sports, and business have come together to shine a spotlight on the urgent need to address the devastating impacts of the illegal wildlife on pangolins and the use of Nigeria as an

Wild Africa is excited to announce a new partnership with  AREWA24, the leading Hausa language entertainment and lifestyle television network in Northern Nigeria and West Africa,  to expand the reach of our unique kids series, “Dr. Mark’s Animal Show”, for Hausa-speaking audiences across the region.

Wildlife Focus raises the profile of Nigeria’s iconic wildlife and forests. Wild Africa has partnered with Nigeria’s first private radio station, Ray Power 100.5 FM, to launch Wildlife Focus. This new 10-minute radio programme will cover major issues confronting Nigeria’s wildlife and forests, the ongoing

Season three highlights the importance of forests, the challenge of climate change, and the threats facing Nigeria's wildlife. Wild Africa, alongside its radio partner, Yabatech Radio 89.3 FM, has launched the third season of Wildlife Weekly, a weekly show about Nigeria’s rich biodiversity. This season

Today, on the 16th of October, Nigeria publicly destroyed a substantial quantity of seized wildlife products including pangolin scales alongside leopard, python, and crocodile skins, marking a significant step towards combating wildlife trafficking and protecting the nation's biodiversity. The incineration event took place in Abuja,

On World Gorilla Day, 2023, Wild Africa urges the public to protect Nigeria’s unique Cross River gorillas by supporting ongoing efforts to safeguard their populations and habitat as well as reducing demand for commercial bushmeat that threatens them. The Cross River gorilla lives in the

Rangers work in high stress environments, risking harm from both poachers and wild animals and facing community pressures. SANParks’s Project Embrace looks to empower them for the anti-poaching long haul. As the world celebrates World Rhino Day, and discusses the ongoing challenge of poaching, Wild