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A new study highlights that even the global rhino population of just under 30,000 individuals is not nearly enough to meet demand if rhino horn trade is legalised.

The dirty secrets of Japan’s illegal ivory trade revealed in undercover video with Japanese ivory traders.

In one of the many hidden valleys of the Soutpansberg in central Limpopo, you’ll find the art-rich Madi a Thavha Mountain Lodge.

Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe’s recommendation for the adoption of a Decision-Making Mechanism for a future trade in ivory is roundly rejected by parties at CITES CoP17.

Learn all about the Kruger to Canyons Biosphere Region – a small area of South Africa with so much to offer.

Are discussions costing more than actions when it comes to saving the elephant from extinction?

A daring comparison of two popular Southern African transfrontier parks.

In line with its approved management plan, Kruger National Park is planning to sustainably harvest some of its wildlife in order to combat the effects of drought and distribute meat to disadvantaged communities.

Different San groups in Southern Africa celebrate their rich cultural heritage of storytelling, song and dance at the annual Kuru Dance Festival!

Culling wildlife in Kruger during times of drought can negatively affect ecosystems – decision-makers should not rush into culling

Leopards inhabit many habitat types – but they also inhabit a blind spot in conservation. Tough to count, we can only guess their numbers

Watch this fishing leopard catch a catfish (barbel) in a muddy waterhole in the Savuti Channel of Botswana’s Chobe National Park