Nearly half of the world’s 20 fastest-growing economies in 2025 were projected to be in Africa. As roads, railways, dams, and development reshape the continent, a critical question emerges: how can Africa pursue economic growth while protecting the biodiversity and natural systems that sustain it? Ahead of the 17th Conference of the Parties to the…
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Kenya, Sep 27 — A documentary chronicling the lives and work of Kenyan rangers protecting black rhinos has premiered in Africa, putting the people behind the country’s conservation efforts at the centre of the story
(Nanyuki, Kenya, 23 September 2026) —Conservation leaders, scientists, species experts, policymakers, and partners are gathering in Nanyuki to strengthen efforts to protect Africa’s threatened wildlife and ecosystems.
When people picture rhino conservation, they often envisage rangers on patrol or rhinos being translocated on trucks or even by helicopter. Less visible, but just as vital, is the network of scientists, field practitioners, policy experts, and institutional partners who make the decisions behind conservation actions. For Asia’s three rhino species, the IUCN SSC Asian…
China-Africa Biodiversity Conservation Forum Kicks Off in Kenya as “Eagle City” Exhibition Makes African Debut | ichongqing
This seminar explores what happens when global greening agendas encounter places across Africa and Asia shaped by conflict and struggles over land and ren become entangled with territorial control, exclusion and militarisation
