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Exploring the Maasai Heritage

The Importance of Maasai Conservation and Preservation in Africa Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, and the Great Migration. The Maasai people are not just any indigenous

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Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex

Board Member African Parks Network, South Africa Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex is a humanitarian, military veteran, mental wellness advocate, and environmentalist.  The Duke

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  • Malawi police arrest elephant poachers in Kasungu National Park 18th April 2024
    - Police and wildlife authorities in Malawi have arrested two men suspected of having killed an elephant in Kasungu National Park.- Residents of villages just outside the park’s boundaries informed police about two men selling elephant meat, who were subsequently found in possession of 16.6 kg (36.6 lbs) of ivory.- Kasungu forms part of a […]
  • Climate change could drive mammal extinction in Brazil’s Caatinga, study warns 15th April 2024
    - According to a new study, 91.6% of terrestrial mammal communities in the Caatinga will lose species by 2060, with 87% of them being deprived of their habitats if the temperature in the region increases by at least 2°C.- Small mammals will suffer the strongest impact, and some species may disappear from the biome, such […]
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  • Is climate change increasing the risk of disasters? 2nd April 2024
    From deadly wildfires in Hawaii to devastating floods in Vermont, disasters wreaked havoc across the US in 2023, the world’s hottest year on record. They shook millions of lives and caused billions of dollars in damage. As the climate crisis intensifies, there is no question that the intensity and frequency of extreme weather – often […]
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  • WWF Statement on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers IPOP Project Permit 22nd March 2024
    This week, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reversed an earlier decision and approved a permit to dredge and dispose of mining material in U.S. waters near Sitnasuak, or Nome, Alaska. In response, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) issued the following statement from Steve MacLean, WWF managing director of U.S. Arctic: "The estuaries around Nome, Alaska […]
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