On 15, July 2015 " Wildlife Poaching and Insecurity in Africa" was held at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS); a...

The study and manipulation of nature have been of major interest for humans since the beginning, either for survival or to understand the...

WASHINGTON D.C. – (May 5, 2015) – It’s estimated that in the last century we have lost 97 percent of the world’s tigers. In just the last...

By Lisa Jorgensen, Lead Wildlife Researcher KwF I recently had a conversation about game ranger turnover at Kruger National Park with...

by Carolina Ocampo, KwF Wildlife Researcher EFFECTS OF POACHING ON SPECIES’ SURVIVAL: THE CASE OF ORPHAN ELEPHANT AND RHINOCEROS CALVES...

By Dillon Jones, KwF Wildlife Researcher On the Mystical Cayman Islands there lives a truly prehistoric creature, the Grand Cayman Blue...

By Lisa Jorgensen KwF Wildlife Researcher “Elephants never forget” has been a familiar idiom for generations. And there is truth to this...

by Dillon Jones, Wildlife Researcher for KwF In recent years, the Sri Lankan, or Indian Star, Tortoise (Geochelone elegans ) has been...

by Lisa Jorgensen, Lead Wildlife Researcher with KwF Interview conducted and translated by Greg, with Amahoro Tours The Nature of...