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Safari stories & expert guides
Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
Wildlife Corridors & Habitats in Uganda: 2026 Conservation Guide
Uganda’s wildlife corridors are essential links between protected areas, forests and community land, but settlement, cultivation, infrastructure and climate variability continue to fragment habitats. Conservation responses in 2026 include corridor restoration, community governance, improved ranger protection and landscape-scale planning.
Human–Wildlife Conflict in Zimbabwe: Solutions in 2026
Human–wildlife conflict in Zimbabwe is driven by competition for land, water and food, especially around Hwange and the Zambezi Valley. In 2026, community-led fencing, predator-proof livestock enclosures, water projects, education and improved monitoring are reducing risk, but serious challenges remain.
Community Conservancies in Madagascar: Conservation in 2026
Madagascar’s community conservation model links local governance, forest protection, habitat restoration and sustainable livelihoods. In 2026, new protected areas and locally led lemur projects are expanding this approach, although poverty, deforestation and fragmented habitats remain serious challenges.
African Elephant Conservation in Madagascar (2026)
Madagascar has no documented wild population of African elephants, so elephant conservation on the island is not a population-recovery programme. In 2026, Madagascar’s conservation priorities are its endemic wildlife, forests and community-managed habitats, while African elephant protection remains focused on mainland African range states.
