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Collared elephant reveals mass jumbo exodus from Forest in Kenya, escaping human invasion
Despite their shrinking natural habitat and increased human encroachment, throughout the nearly seven years of Elephant Fitz tracking, the animal has not been observed leaving the conservancy even once–until now.
Tanzania launches Indian Ocean Conservation Program for Blue Economy
Pamoja Tuhifadhi Bahari Yetu Project also intends to contribute to the improved environmental protection and biodiversity conservation of the coastal and marine ecosystems in Tanzania.
Pangolin scales overtake elephant tusks in wildlife trafficking racket
Between 2015 and 2024, over 370 tonnes of pangolin scales were seized globally, with the consignments originating from African countries.
Wildlife Trafficking: Tanzania Hosts Lusaka Agreement Council Meeting
Tanzania is one of the seven African states partaking in the Lusaka Agreement, which also includes Kenya, Uganda, Lesotho, Liberia, Zambia, and Congo Brazzaville.
Kenya translocating giraffes to rewild two conservancies
This carefully coordinated exercise involves relocating five giraffes from Solio Ranch Conservancy to Tundra Conservancy, as well as two other giraffes from Lolmarik Conservancy to Kambi Msituni reserve.
Namibia says the two German tourists were caught stealing rare plant species from Etosha National Park
The two German Tourists were warned for possession of protected plants at Etosha National Park, but they claimed harassment
Dar-es-Salaam: Tanzania’s coastal city coming of age
Dar es Salaam remains the country's economic powerhouse, offering numerous advantages for both local and international businesses. It is also the final destination of choice for the country’s rural-urban migrants.
Kenya Airways planes diverted to Kilimanjaro Airport in Tanzania as foggy weather blankets Nairobi City
An official statement from the Kenya Airways management, affirmed that the planes had to be diverted from JKIA and directed to land at the Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) in Northern Tanzania for security reasons.
Tarangire Park collaring elephant twins, including one named after Elon Musk
The first twins were male and female, the brother, called “Elon Tusk,” (After Elon Musk) and sister, “Emma” (after the actress Emma Watson) they both reportedly started off life weighing about 200 pounds.
Mount Kilimanjaro to be connected to the National grid
As a result, special luxurious mountain cabins, equipped with all amenities to guarantee creature comforts are now under construction at the Mandara and Kibo stations, in addition to those previously built at Horombo elevation.