Tag: Conservation
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Call for Applications: Holohil Grant Program Supports Global Conservation Research
Overview of the Holohil Grant Program The Holohil Grant Program offers quarterly financial support and transmitter equipment to conservation professionals and researchers worldwide who rely on Holohil tracking technology. Designed to accelerate high-impact, scientifically sound projects, the program aims to strengthen wildlife research, habitat conservation, and evidence-based decision making. By providing essential funding and gear,…
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Holohil Grant Program Opens Applications for Global Conservation Researchers
Overview of the Holohil Grant Program The Holohil Grant Program invites conservation professionals and researchers worldwide to apply for quarterly funding and transmitter equipment. This initiative supports high-impact, scientifically sound projects that rely on Holohil tracking technology to advance ecological understanding and species conservation. The program recognizes that reliable data and robust field methods are…
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Rare Twin Mountain Gorillas Born in DRC Offer Hope for Endangered Species
Rare birth in Virunga: a glimmer of hope for mountain gorillas In the dense forests of Virunga National Park, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a rare event unfolded when a female mountain gorilla named Mafuko gave birth to twins. Park authorities and conservationists watched closely as the newborns clung to Mafuko’s chest, their tiny bodies…
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Rare Twins in DRC: Mountain Gorillas Spark Hope
Rare Twins in the DRC: A Sign of Hope for Mountain Gorillas In a quiet forest clearing of Virunga National Park, scientists watched with careful optimism as Mafuko, the silverback’s mate, cradled two tiny lives against her chest. The newborn twins, a remarkable birth for one of the world’s most endangered primates, arrived in the…
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Rare twins born in DRC raise cautious hope for endangered mountain gorillas
Rare twins spark cautious optimism for mountain gorilla conservation In a moment that conservationists are calling significant, a pair of newborn mountain gorillas were recently born in Virunga National Park, eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. The twins, cradled by their mother Mafuko, emerged in a forest clearing that has long been a focal point…
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Kaelo Destinations Launches: Guiding a New Era of Sense-Awakening Travel
Introducing Kaelo Destinations: A New Era in Travel January 2026 marks the official debut of Kaelo Destinations, a bold new global travel collection built on a shared vision of exceptional, conservation-led places. The brand aims to unite unique destinations that prioritize nature, culture, and responsible exploration, inviting travelers to experience travel that not only delights…
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Olimba Camp: The Home Behind BBC’s Kingdom and Africa’s Pristine Safaris
Discover Olimba Camp: A Safari Retreat Behind BBC’s Kingdom For travelers chasing immersive wildlife experiences, Olimba Camp has become synonymous with the magic of African safaris and the recent television sensation, BBC’s Kingdom. Debuting at the end of 2025 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, Kingdom has drawn global attention to its remote, pristine landscapes…
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Experience: I Live as a Crane — Protecting the World’s Cranes
Introduction: A Lifecycle of Conservation Crane conservation is more than a motto; it is a functional lifetime of work at the International Crane Foundation (ICF). Established in 1973, ICF has devoted its resources to safeguarding the world’s 15 crane species, many of which are endangered or vulnerable due to habitat loss, climate change, and unregulated…
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Africa’s Elephant Divide: Too Many or Too Few
Introduction: A Continent at a Crossroads Across Africa, elephants are both a symbol of wild majesty and a test of conservation policy. In some countries, populations have swelled beyond manageable levels, fueling human-wildlife conflict, crop losses, and pressure on shrinking habitats. In others, decades of poaching, habitat loss, and political instability have reduced numbers to…
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Africa’s Great Elephant Divide: Nations Struggle with Too Many or Too Few
Understanding Africa’s Elephant Divide In Africa, elephants are both emblematic and endangered, symbolizing vast landscapes and fragile ecosystems. Yet for many countries, the continent’s elephants exist on opposite ends of a difficult spectrum: some nations grapple with burgeoning herds that threaten crops and water sources, while others face alarming declines driven by poaching, habitat loss,…