WWF. We’ve been fighting to protect African rhinos and elephants ever since. Once, the forests and savannahs of Africa were home to more than a million rhino. Less than a hundred years ago, as many as ...

developing capacity to census elephants in 4 Central African range states; sharing lessons and building partnerships between wildlife managers across borders through technical exchange visits ...

Today, the term “Big Five” refers to the beauty and power of some of Africa’s most iconic animals. However, it has a much ...

If the current rate of poaching continues, the African elephant may be extinct within ... Since, according to a 2015 WWF report, only one in 10 illegal wildlife shipments is detected by customs ...

Here at WWF, we're working to increase and stabilise the populations of many of the world's most endangered and well-known animal species. Discover how we're working to protect some of the planet's ...

Dr. Allard Blom, who manages the Congo Basin program for the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), called it “the worst poaching massacre that I can recall in the decades we have worked to save elephants ...

Elephant density in some parks in Cameroon has increased sharply. Image courtesy by WWF. However, Etoga says the landscape is still subject to human pressures and threats, such as poaching for ...