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American farmers are proving that profitable agriculture and environmental conservation can coexist.
Govts across Eastern and Southern Africa are turning to satellite technology and shared geospatial data as fragmented information threatens efforts to protect 30 per cent of land and water by 2030.
African conservation experts presented case studies highlighting community-based conservation initiatives and the use of technology to strengthen wildlife and environmental protection.
China and Africa are seeking to deepen conservation partnerships and build capacity among practitioners.
Baraka was a bridge between people and conservation, allowing thousands to experience wildlife up close and becoming a symbol of Kenya's natural heritage.
On paper, most of them are over 60 years old. In motion, however, advanced age becomes almost impossible to believe.
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