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African wildcats are one of Africa’s “Secret 7” – tough little cats are just as untamed and fierce as their iconic big cat cousins

CEO note: A poached rhino carcass & the takeaway food wrappers

Fantastic images from our Photographer of the Year 2021. Enter now to win US$10,000 cash and a Botswana safari

The aardwolf is one of the most specialised carnivores on the planet – eating termites – and the undeniable black sheep of the hyena family

Fantastic images from our Photographer of the Year 2021. Enter now to win US$10,000 cash and a Botswana safari

Okavango Delta under threat as oil drilling and fracking loom on the horizon after Canadian company tests massive prospecting concessions

Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique is a place of abundance; one of the most diverse ecosystems on Earth – for the safari connoisseur

CEO note: Strawberry leopard + here be dragons + living next door to a poacher

The most endangered living organisms in the world today are not rhinos, elephants, or even pangolins – they are plants called cycads

Cross-border donkey smugglers in Zimbabwe and Botswana are operating pipelines used for ivory, pangolins and Covid-19 contraband

5,5 million hectare Chinko basin now under African Parks management – 25 year agreement signed with Central African Republic government

These fantastic images from entrants to Africa Geographic’s Photographer of the Year will have you contacting AG to arrange your next safari.

Farming wild animals is a big industry in South Africa but not near the Chinese scale. Should SA follow China’s lead, as it seems to be doing?

These fantastic images from entrants to Africa Geographic’s Photographer of the Year will have you contacting AG to arrange your next safari.

These fantastic images from Africa Geographic’s Photographer of the Year will have you contacting them to arrange your next safari and packing your bags

The global Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic may prove to be an important moment in the attempts to address the illegal wildlife trade.

With COVID-19 killing people and wrecking economies, will African governments at last treat wildlife trade as a serious issue?

These fantastic images from Africa Geographic’s Photographer of the Year will have you contacting them to arrange your next safari.

CITES was established to regulate the international trade of animals & plants, to avoid the over-exploitation of endangered species