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Pangolin Conservation in Tanzania: Status & Action 2026
Tanzania is home to three pangolin species, including the giant ground pangolin, but reliable population data remain limited. Conservation priorities in 2026 are stopping illegal trade, protecting connected habitat and strengthening community-led monitoring.
Wildlife Corridors & Habitats in Botswana (2026)
Botswana protects more than 40% of its land through national parks and game reserves, but wildlife corridors beyond protected areas remain essential. Conservation now combines landscape planning, community partnerships, habitat restoration and technology-enabled monitoring.
Human–Wildlife Conflict in Tanzania: Conservation in 2026
Human–wildlife conflict in Tanzania affects farmers, pastoralists, wildlife and conservation programmes, especially where people and animals compete for land, crops, livestock and water. Tanzania is expanding community-based mitigation, corridor planning and legal responses, but coexistence remains tied to fair land governance and effective compensation.
Community Conservancies in South Africa: 2026 Guide
South Africa's community-conservation model links local stewardship with wildlife protection, livelihoods and landscape restoration. In 2024, an impact-investment portfolio reported operators active across 77 km² classified as community conservancy in South Africa, while projects such as Somkhanda demonstrate the role of community-led rhino protection.[4][3]
