Echo’s family
Last year we supported a project in the Dzanga Sangha Protected Area, the largest intact forest block remaining in Central African Republic. It is part of the Congo Basin – a vast…
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Conservation
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Queen and the crocodile
Orangutan mothers are devoted – they spend up to eight years raising their infant on a one-to-one basis and the infant is totally dependent on them during this time, learning…
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Rescues in the Valley
Rescue Last week, rescue teams from Conservation South Luangwa, Zambian Carnivore Programme and Zambia’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) were called upon after two lions were caught in…
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Tiny Tenom
Sun bears are the smallest and least-studied bear species. They live in tropical lowland forests and are the only bear in South-East Asia. Bornean sun bears are found exclusively in Borneo.…
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Rhinos Return to Garamba
Garamba National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo was the last wild home of the northern white rhino, an endemic sub species of white rhino – the largest and…
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New Shoots
Between 1990 and 2015, 67.9 million acres of forest were lost in Indonesia, with Central Kalimantan experiencing one of the highest rates of deforestation. The majority of Bornean orangutans are found…
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The 50th Anniversary of World Environment Day
This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations Environment Programme’s (UNEP) World Environment Day – the largest global platform for environmental outreach, engaging millions of people across the globe in efforts…
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Liwonde’s Wild Dogs
Liwonde National Park & Majete Wildlife Reserve in Malawi are beacons of hope – their recovery and restoration over recent decades has been nothing short of inspiring. From being riddled with snares and close…
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Hello Tich!
Tichaona Ncube grew up herding cattle in the village in Tsholotsho, close to Hwange National Park. He would sketch cattle and kudu and was inspired by the landscape around him.…
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