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A Painted Dog Mystery in Mana Pools

What an early denning season and a rare role reversal are revealing about Africa’s most endangered predator. Painted dogs—also known as African wild dogs—are among the continent’s most endangered and…

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How Year-End Donations Help Wildlife: Kenya, Borneo & Rwanda Projects

As a small charity, we know that targeted support can go a long way. At the end of 2024, thanks to your generosity, we were able to fund three powerful…

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Discovering Liuwa Plain: Wilderness, Wildlife & Rooftop Safaris in Zambia’s Hidden West

Aerial view of King Lewanika in Liuwa Plain, Zambia

Tucked away in Zambia’s far west, near the border with Angola, Liuwa Plain National Park is one of Africa’s best-kept secrets. Remote, raw, and remarkably rich in biodiversity, Liuwa offers…

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Tiny Elephant Calf Airlifted to Safety

A tiny elephant calf is now safe and receiving expert care thanks to a rapid community-led response and the collaborative efforts of conservation teams in Kenya. The story begins in…

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A Dozen Toco Toucans Return to the Wild in the Southern Pantanal

In a major conservation milestone, Santa Sofia Reserve, a Wildlife Reintroduction Centre in the southern Pantanal, has successfully reintroduced a dozen toco toucans into the wild. Run by Onçafari, this…

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Pangolin Conservation: New Rescue Centre Opens

A Major Step for Pangolin Conservation On World Pangolin Day, the African Pangolin Working Group (APWG) achieved a significant milestone in the fight to protect one of Africa’s most endangered…

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Red Panda Expedition: A Journey to Nepal’s Eastern Himalaya

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime Red Panda Expedition to the breathtaking Tinchule-Singalila Ridge, a remote haven in the Eastern Himalaya. Straddling the Nepal-India border, this pristine region is one of the…

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Hope for African Forest Elephants: Calves Born in Dzanga Sangha

Over the festive period, we gathered with our families, just as the African forest elephants in Dzanga Sangha Protected Area (DSPA) in the Central African Republic gathered with theirs. Three…

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Protecting Red Pandas: A Look at Red Panda Network’s Recent Impact Report

Red Panda Network (RPN) continues to make incredible strides in conservation, as highlighted in their recent Impact Report. A standout feature is the week-long workshop attended by 13 Restoration Guardians,…

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New Year, New Hope: SFS 2024 Funds Now Supporting Global Conservation Projects

As we step into 2025, we’re thrilled to share some exciting news: our 2024 project partners have now received the funds allocated to them as a result of Sketch for…

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