Stories & galleries

Citizen science is when ordinary folk get to help science by, for example, participating in a game census in a private game reserve

Safari report-back: A trip of a lifetime to Uganda – spectacular sightings of birds, great apes, and so much more. By Malcolm and Trish Lund

A recent study shows levels of bushmeat hunting in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa are alarmingly high.

The rhino poaching documentary STROOP is to be released this year, this is the story of one character, the rhino called Hope.

The safari of a lifetime in Botswana’s Okavango Delta – buffalo on foot, elephants playing in the water and more. By Tim & Heather Doyle

The rare Bururi long-fingered frog, previously thought to have gone extinct in 1952, has been rediscovered in Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda.

This fantastic image gallery of faces of Africa will have you contacting us to plan your next safari, and packing your camera bag and tripod

Swaziland enjoys a diversity of landscapes and experiences for the traveller and a laid-back vibe – fantastic for that chilled vacay

An adorable leucistic baboon is spotted playing in South Luangwa as his mother keeps watch.

Safari report-back: Mountain gorillas, an active volcano and the mountains of the moon. By Fatima and Dane Harvey

Tim the well-known super tusker elephant from Kenya’s Amboseli has been speared in a human-wildlife conflict incident

African trophy hunting fails to show consistent conservation benefits – according to the US House Committee on Natural Resources