Conservation Leadership Programme announces 2013 award winners
Funding will support emerging conservation leaders as they work to conserve threatened species and ecosystems around the world.
Flagship Species Fund supports eight conservation icons in 2013
Fauna & Flora International’s Flagship Species Fund announces eight grants to be given to species conservation projects in 2013.
Striped like a badger – new genus of bat identified in South Sudan
Rare specimen discovered by researchers from Bucknell University and Fauna & Flora International while conducting field research with wildlife authorities in South Sudan.
Mountain gorillas benefit from rainwater harvesting project
International Gorilla Conservation Programme finds win-win solution for people and wildlife.
Older News from Africa & Madagascar
- 20.03.13Northern white rhino portraits win prestigious award
- 13.03.13Gorillas in crisis – caught in the crossfire of conflict
- 05.03.13Extinction looms for forest elephants
- 30.01.13Fund offers renewed hope for habitats
- 23.01.13Scientists capture first Liberian mongoose records in Sapo National Park
- 23.11.12Ol Pejeta named ‘Private Conservancy of the Year’
- 14.11.12Census confirms growing mountain gorilla population
- 13.11.12Conservation Leadership Programme alumnus wins prestigious film-making award
- 02.11.12New FFI President a royal appointment
- 17.09.12Calling all budding conservationists: 2013 CLP Conservation Awards now open for applications
- 10.09.12Antarctic adventurers raise funds for Fauna & Flora International
- 20.08.12Conservation Report reveals successes on the ground
- 09.08.12Going, going, gone: auction offers up rare opportunity to name a species
- 12.07.12Virunga National Park Headquarters evacuates rangers and families
- 05.07.12Emergency help needed as Okapi Wildlife Reserve destroyed
- 27.06.12Governments and oil companies slammed over Virunga exploration
- 22.06.12Putting names to faces – 20 mountain gorillas named in traditional Rwandan ceremony
- 13.06.12Tribute to a Nigerian conservation leader
- 30.05.12Help us ‘Change the Face of Conservation’
- 28.05.12Conservation Leadership Programme announces 2012 award winners
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