Beyond celebrating an increase in numbers for Lalibela's cheetah population, these arrivals represent hope for one of Africa's most genetically vulnerable predators.

“We want to change the narrative, so we as Africans can stop being portrayed only as the poacher, the ranger, the guide, or are people who sing for you when you jump off your safari vehicle.

Spread This News IOL The Department of Home Affairs in South Africa has introduced new technologies at the country’s borders ahead of the Easter weekend. This was after Minister Leon Schreiber last ...

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Leopards in South Africa’s Soutpansberg Mountains are disappearing at an alarming rate. These magnificent cats, once numerous ...

The Cape Leopard Trust (CLT) has shared the latest news from its work in the greater Piketberg and Olifantsrivier Mountains.

Wildlife officials in Colorado said a mysterious creature caught on camera outside a resident's home might be a raccoon with mange -- but they aren't sure.

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