SafariFind Journal
Safari stories & expert guides
Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
African Wild Dog Conservation in Botswana 2026
Botswana hosts approximately 1,310 African wild dogs across 131 packs—one of the continent's largest remaining populations. Yet the species remains Endangered, threatened by habitat fragmentation, prey depletion, disease, and human conflict.
Leopard Conservation in Kenya 2026: Status, Threats & Community Action
Kenya's leopards face habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and prey decline, but innovative research and community partnerships through programmes like Uhifadhi wa Chui are reversing declines in northern regions.
How Safari Tourism Funds Conservation in Kenya (2026)
Safari tourism generates critical funding for Kenya's protected areas and community conservancies, supporting ranger patrols, anti-poaching efforts, and habitat protection. Over 230 community-led conservancies now cover 16% of Kenya's landmass, with ecotourism revenues directly enabling wildlife protection while improving local livelihoods.
Rewilding & Wildlife Translocations in Botswana 2026
Botswana is deploying large-scale wildlife translocations and rewilding across protected areas and transboundary landscapes, moving hundreds of animals to restore ecosystems and combat habitat fragmentation. Success depends on managing human-wildlife conflict, community trust, and long-term monitoring.
