The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued weather warnings for parts of the country, with conditions expected to bring…
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Kenya’s OI Pejeta Conservancy: Saving Species, Supporting Communities
A Model of Integrated Conservation OI Pejeta Conservancy is Laikipia, Kenya, is a world leader in wildlife protection and community…
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Africa’s Great Green Wall: A Climate Solution Rooted in Communities
Reclaiming the Sahel Stretching across 11 countries from Senegal to Djibouti, the Great Green Wall is Africa’s boldest ecological project,…
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Congo’s Bonobo Protection: Community-Backed Primate Conservation
Saving the Gentle Ape The bonobo, one of humanity’s closest relatives, is found only in the Democratic Republic of Congo.…
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Mauritius’ Marine Conservation: Coral Reefs and Blue Economy Innovation
Paradise Under Pressure Mauritius, famous for its turquoise waters and coral reefs, has seen these ecosystems threatened by climate change…
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Botswana’s Rhino Revolution Program: Rebuilding Populations Safely
From Crisis to Conservation Botswana, once home to vast rhino herds, saw numbers plummet due to poaching in response, the…
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Zimbabwe’s CAMPFIRE Program: Wildlife Revenue for Rural Communities
People and Parks, in Partnership Zimbabwe’s CAMPFRIRE (Communal Areas Management Programme for Indigenous Resources) is one of Africa’s oldest and…
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Senegal’s Women Oyster Farmers: Blue Economy in Action
Harnessing Coastal Resources Along the Saloum delta in Senegal, thousands of women are farming oysters in mangrove estuaries, creating sustainable…
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Ethiopia’s Bamboo Revolution: Green Gold for Jobs and Climate
A Natural Resource with Untapped Potential Ethiopia holds over 1 million hectares of bamboo forest, the largest in Africa. For…
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Malawi’s Fish Framing Boom: Aquaculture for Food and Jobs
From Lakes to Ponds With declining wild fish stocks in Lake Malawi, the country is turning to aquaculture fish farming…
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