Angola nearly lost its national animal to poaching. Here’s how a team of dedicated conservationists brought it back
The giant sable antelope was on the brink of extinction after the country’s civil war, until Pedro Vaz Pinto devised a plan to save the species.
Conservation comeback: how Angola revived its giant sable antelope population
Conservation biologist Pedro Vaz Pinto reflects on saving Angola’s national animal, and highlights the work his organization, Kissama Foundation, is doing to continue supporting the giant sable ...
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Poaching is sending the shy, elusive pangolin to its doom
Tikki Hywood is also home to rescued sable antelope, cows, a feisty goat, and a pair of donkeys named Jesus and Mary. (Joseph is no longer with us.) Young pangolins like being up high. Until they ...
Exotica gone wild: Strange and amazing animals you might encounter on a Texas road trip
As early as the 1920s, some native mammals of South America, Asia and Africa have been introduced to Texas; now many of them ...
This Australian-designed safari lodge feels more like a coastal resort
Mpala Jena camp feels like a coastal resort that has been airlifted from Madagascar and dropped on the side of the Zambezi.
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Conservation comeback: how Angola revived its giant sable antelope population
How an indigenous community is using apps to protect the Amazon ...