In sub-Saharan Africa, almost 1,400,000 km² of land spread across many countries — from Kenya to South Africa — is dedicated to “trophy” (recreational) hunting. This type of hunting can occur on communal, private, and state lands.

Located in Tanzania, with a height of almost 6,000 metres, Mount Kilimanjaro is Africa’s tallest mountain.

Technology has made a tremendous difference in the world, in areas as diverse as health and education, and pretty much everything in between.

As cases of poaching rise across Africa’s protected areas, some governments have responded with a military approach to nature conservation.

Pendjari National Park and W National Park in Benin have completed a major collaring exercise, the largest of its kind in the region, fitting satellite collars on 25 elephants and 14 antelopes to increase the surveillance and protection of these species in this transboundary landscape.

Did fences in northern Botswana cause the mysterious death of hundreds of elephants in 2020?