Kylene Wright has been a dedicated fundraiser for Save the Rhino International since 2019. This year, she joined our 2026 London Marathon Crash, raising vital funds to support rhino conservation across Africa and Asia. In this guest blog, Kylene shares the fundraising methods, lessons and inspiration that helped her exceed her fundraising target and make…
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Ecological monitoring team installing a camera trap to estimate wildlife populations and density
Kylene Wright has been fundraising for Save the Rhino International since 2019, combining her lifelong passion for rhinos with creative fundraising initiatives to support conservation efforts across Africa and Asia. In 2026, she joined Save the Rhino’s London Marathon team, known as the crash, and raised more than £4,400 for rhino conservation. In this guest…
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) recently convened a regional workshop in Harare to strengthen community-led conservation by introducing the Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) Enabling Conditions Tool (ECT) to practitioners from Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. The initiative forms part of the Concept and Practice: Consultations for Developing and Piloting an Enabling Conditions Tool for…
Dr Michael “Gus” Mills, one of Africa’s most respected carnivore scientists and one of the great field naturalists of his generation, died on 12 July after suffering from cancer. His death removes from the continent a rare combination of rigorous scientist, patient observer, practical conservationist and gifted storyteller.
Goats grazing on post-harvest fields in the foothills of the Kalakad–Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve (KMTR), Tamil Nadu. Photo credit: Kamarudheen Parambat
A vacant office building in West London is set to be converted into a block of 36 flats
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and Dev-Afrique Development Advisors have entered into a strategic partnership to support the Federal Government and other African governments in strengthening conservation efforts, improving environmental governance, and advancing policy reforms that promote sustainable development
Maldini dos Santos, an AWF-Wall fellow helping to protect biodiversity in Cabo Verde.
Cheetahs have returned to Eswatini after 35 years. Image for illustration purposes only, by Mariana Balt Returning cheetahs write a new chapter in conservation in Eswatini