The European Union published an article about our work in the COVID-19 pandemic.
In particular about the involvement of the community on the ground, how we reach people and what measures we take to protect people and animals together.
medium.com published a story by Martina Lippuner, Communication Manager Africa WWF International.
Read about her exciting impressions just before the world was brought to a standstill in march. Especially about her visit to the rainforest together with the youth group Ndima Kali and Doyenne Henriette Memba.
They belong to the BaAka, the true nature conservationists in the region.
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Is it a boy? Or is it a girl?
Even habituated gorillas remain wild animals and can only be observed from a distance. That's why trying to identify the sex of a juvenile gorilla is like a game of chance, and even trained observers can hardly get more than a fifty percent hit rate.
Successful rescue in Dzanga-Sangha
DSPA ecoguards helped to rescue a BaAka girl who had been kidnapped near Bayanga, the main village in Dzanga-Sangha, in late January 2021.
African elephant under pressure
African elephant species now Endangered and Critically Endangered - IUCN Red List
Why our work is important
CAR ranks among the top 10 countries in the world in wildlife conservation
Wildlife inventory measures
Janika Wendefeuer is responsible for biomonitoring in the DSPA