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Tag Archives | Africa
Hong Kong threatens hippo populations in Africa
Rampant consumption of teeth combined with incomplete trade records to blame
Sea Shepherd returns to Gabon to help combat illegal fishing in Africa’s largest marine protected area
The campaign aims to expand existing monitoring, control and surveillance measures
Bringing Back the Beautiful
Get inspired – brave Congolese activists clean up Africa’s third largest city
VIRUNGA
Incredible documentary about the brave individuals risking their lives to save Africa’s oldest national park home to the last mountain gorillas
The Ivory Game
More elephants are currently being killed for ivory than are being born
SolarAid launches the world’s most affordable solar light
Breakthrough $5 solar light for use in rural Africa makes light more accessible to the 598 million people in Africa who lack access to electricity
Exposed! Hong Kong to blame for looming extinction of wild elephants
An investigation by WildAid finds systemic failures to control the ivory trade in Hong Kong
We Will Win Peace – African conflict materials, activism… and you
New African stories challenge us to think differently
Lady communicates with dangerous leopard
Anna Breytenbach transforms a deadly snarling leopard into a relaxed content cat
Ibogaine – a Cure for All Addictions
What would you try?
Mutabaruka – Dis Poem 99 (Reel Houze-Da Rub)
Dis poem is messing up your brain
We Will Win Peace
A film in development exploring unforeseen outcomes in the Congo from consumer campaigns
Conflict Minerals – Unexpected Truth from the Congo
Stigmatizing the Congo’s mineral supply chains is not a panacea for peace, and does not address unsustainable patterns of consumption
Wild Walls
Street artist Louis Masai Michel and his wildlife inspired work
Yelli – Baka Women Yodellers
For thousands of generations our hunter-gatherer ancestors have chanted together as a means to connect to each other, the forest around them and the universe beyond. Today, these ‘technologies of enchantment’ are still available to us.