A new media partnership is bringing Africa’s own voices to the forefront of wildlife conservation. Launching first in Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Kenya, the partnership engages more than 80 television, radio, and billboard networks to inspire action for Africa’s wildlife and wild spaces. Pan-African audiences are also reached through the Music
Wild Africa marked World Gorilla Day by celebrating Rwanda’s world-class achievements in mountain gorilla conservation. The organisation commends the Government of Rwanda for its sustained and strategic efforts that have transformed the future of one of the world’s most endangered great ape species. Rwanda is home to more than half
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 unsung heroes in Nigeria and
World Turtle Day is a critical moment to raise awareness about the plight of sea turtles – and the dangers they pose to human health when ignored. Of the world’s seven marine turtle species, five are found along Tanzania’s coastline. All are listed as endangered or critically endangered by the
