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South Africa: GVI launches additional funding via its GVI Foundation Grants

Zambia/Malawi: When travelling, what we see becomes a top priority. Be it a beautiful sunset or a lion taking down an impala, our eyes are the windows to the wild.

South Africa: In South Africa, a philanthropic safari initiative allows small groups of high-paying guests the chance to witness rhino conservation in action.

South Africa: “You’re Killing Them Softly” ― a powerful message released for World Lion Day (10 August) by South African NGOs campaigning to bring an end to the commercial captive lion industry in South Africa

Tanzania: Tanzania's Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism, Danstan Kitandula, has called for increased investment in the beekeeping sector.

Mauritius: Mauritius unveiled an innovative marine conservation awareness campaign on 31 July 2024, aimed at protecting endangered species and fostering sustainable tourism.

Uganda: In a significant move to enhance wildlife conservation in Uganda, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) has gifted six drones to the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA).

Kenya: Mahlatini has donated more than $6,800 in one year to rhino conservation!

Zanzibar: A group of islanders in Tanzania's Zanzibar archipelago has partnered with conservation organisations to restore their damaged coral reef.

Kenya: A groundbreaking initiative in Lamu County, Kenya, is set to transform mangrove conservation efforts while combating climate change.

Kenya: Edward Ndiritu heads up the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy's anti-poaching unit in central Kenya; and he’s spearheaded a community-centred approach to conservation that has seen poaching rates plummet.

Kenya: Conservationists have called for a halt to trophy hunting of elephants from Kenya’s Amboseli National Park that cross over into neighboring Tanzania

Tanzania: Lemala are proud to partner with SeedBombs, Tanzania to combat deforestation in rural Tanzania.

Zimbabwe: Imvelo has put together a volunteering / conservation safari for guests to help deliver vital work to protect elephant and wildlife reliant on the waterholes across the south-east of Hwange NP.

Zimbabwe/Mozambique/Zambia: Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Zambia signed a historic Memorandum of Agreement to establish the ZIMOZA Transfrontier Conservation Area (TFCA).

Zimbabwe: Imvelo Safari Lodges are bringing more white rhino back to the Hwange ecosystem, and engaging a growing number of communities.

Seychelles: A Seychelles Sustainable Forest Management Policy, to enhance the economic contribution of forests through sustainable practices while bolstering biodiversity conservation and promoting eco-tourism, was approved by the Cabinet of Ministers recently.