Stories & galleries

In September 2018, the second, all-female Journeys With Purpose expedition, called ‘Rise of the Matriarch’, will make its way through various southern African countries, taking a limited number of people to visit some extraordinary places and conservation projects.

The highly controversial shooting of a male lion by a trophy hunter in the Umbabat section of the Greater Kruger could conceivably mark the beginning of the end for trophy hunting in this part of Africa.

This fantastic photo gallery of African wildlife will have you booking your next safari with Africa Geographic and packing those bags

Why did 53 elephants travel more than 1,250 km across three different countries this month? Here’s why.

A study has found that high levels of tourism can have a negative impact on the rearing of cheetah cubs to independence.

This fantastic photo gallery of African birds will have you booking your next safari with Africa Geographic, and dusting off your camera

The Namibian Minister of Environment and Tourism has responded to the killing of the male desert-adapted lion, Gretsky (XPL 99).

Processionary caterpillars are recognised by their behaviour of following each other head to tail in long, single file trails.

A field guide in the Kruger National Park witnesses an epic battle between to warthog boars.

Safari report back: My epic mobile tented adventure through the wildlife paradise of Botswana – Okavango, Khwai and Savute. By Ruzdi Ekenheim

A casual search of some of South Africa’s biggest online marketplaces shows just how easily endangered wildlife species are reduced to their parts – and how simple it is to sell them online while retaining anonymity.

With wild lions under pressure from so many threats, this is a wonderful story of lions being reintroduced to an area that used to have lions.