Anthropogenic activities put biodiversity under pressure, adversely affecting the forest
ecosystem and wildlife habitats. Habitat disturbance and modification are among the main …

To protect nature, African parks must contribute to human well‐being, overcome threats, and
secure reliable funding sources. The first Africa Protected Areas Congress (APAC) held in …

Birds are important elements of an environment. The review articles show the significance,
challenges, and conservation strategies for wild and migratory bird habitats in South Asia …

The West African giraffe is restricted to Niger, but historically it inhabited much of the Sudano-
Sahelian zone. The population is concentrated in the 'Giraffe Zone'(GZ), an unprotected area …

Understanding the interactions between abiotic (environmental and anthropogenic) factors
and species diversity and distribution patterns is fundamental to improving the ecological …

Newspapers are avenues of the media that can influence public perceptions. Newspapers
are especially important to engender support for wildlife protection because they reach …

While high fertility levels in sub-Saharan Africa pose multiple challenges for economic,
social, and environmental prospects, the perspectives of actors from this region have not …

This study investigates the crucial role of the local community's agroecological knowledge in
enhancing resilience and adaptability amidst changing climatic conditions. Employing a …

As global population ageing accelerates (Harper, 2014), the Anthropocene is increasingly
becoming a world dominated by older adults. Addressing the nuanced needs of various age …

Protected areas largely now exist as coupled natural-human ecosystems where human
activities are increasingly forcing wildlife to adjust behaviors. For many ungulate species that …