SafariFind Journal
Safari stories & expert guides
Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
Rewilding & Wildlife Translocations in Tanzania 2026
Tanzania's rewilding priorities centre on restoring ecological processes, protecting connected landscapes and involving communities in conservation. Tourism supports park management, but uneven local benefits and human–wildlife conflict remain significant challenges [1][2].
Black Rhino Conservation in South Africa: 2026 Guide
South Africa remains a critical stronghold for the critically endangered black rhino, with an estimated 2,307 animals listed in the country. Conservation management has produced measurable gains, but poaching, habitat fragmentation, small population sizes and climate-related pressures continue to threaten recovery.
Cheetah Conservation in Tanzania 2026: Status & Efforts
Tanzania hosts one of East Africa's largest cheetah populations, with fewer than 7,100 cheetahs remaining globally. Conservation programmes led by ZSL, African People & Wildlife, and Tanzania's wildlife authorities are tackling habitat loss and human conflict on unprotected rangelands where two-thirds of cheetahs survive.
Vulture Conservation in Botswana 2026: Status & Action
Over 90% of Africa's vulture populations have vanished in 50 years. Botswana is implementing targeted breeding support and poisoning interventions to stabilize Cape and African white-backed vultures—species critical to ecosystem health and valued at nearly USD 30 million annually in conservation benefits.
