After an absence of almost 50 years, West African giraffe were re-introduced to the Gadabedji Biosphere Reserve in Niger.
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13 South African giraffe were translocated over 2,500 km and safely released into Malawi’s Majete Wildlife Reserve, establishing its first population.
Even though conservation efforts benefit some giraffe, others are in serious trouble. The latest IUCN Red List update reveals that three of the IUCN recognised giraffe subspecies are now listed as ‘Critically Endangered’ and ‘Endangered’.
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As always, there is a lot going on at GCF and the giraffe conservation world. To read about the baby boom at Lake Mburo NP and other news, click above …
GCF’s Annual Report 2017/18 is now available online. To find out more about our recent key giraffe conservation activities, programmes, partners, and supporters, download it here.
In May 2018, 35 experts working directly on giraffe or in thematic areas relevant to conservation-based decision-making from NGOs, academia, and African governments came together to develop a unifying Africa-wide Giraffe Conservation Science Management Framework.
Can you imagine a world without giraffe? By supporting GCF and WGD, you will help to keep that world without giraffe from becoming real. Watch this video to find out how your support helps giraffe.
And suddenly it is March and time for our first GCF Update of the year. Is it only us or do you also feel that the pace of life is constantly accelerating? There is so much going on that we can hardly keep track of it, let alone write about it.
