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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.

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

This travel diary to Busanga Plains in Kafue National Park (Zambia) will have you contacting Africa Geographic to arrange your next safari

The famous white giraffes of Kenya have been dealt a devastating blow, as 2 of the 3 are killed by poachers, leaving only a bull giraffe.

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

A report from TRAFFIC explains how corruption undermines the CITES-authorised trade in wildlife and offers suggestions as to how to mitigate its effects.

This interesting introduction to Kenya’s Maasai Mara will have you contacting Africa Geographic to book your next African safari

This fantastic gallery of images from Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year entrants will have you contacting AG to arrange your next safari

Newly-discovered species of bushbaby (galago) in Kenya’s Taita Hills is already on the verge of extinction due to habitat loss, say scientists

Africa Geographic’s 2020 Photographer of the Year has produced another exceptional weekly selection – see the gallery here

The spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta) is one of the world’s most misunderstood animals. Public perception often tends towards scorn and even outright hate – they are reviled as cowardly, thieving, dirty, ugly, lazy…the list goes on. These impressions are embedded in human history and public consciousness then reinforced by mainstream media and films. Fortunately, though, …

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