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26/06/2021

There is a lot still left to learn about giraffes — their level of cognition, their means of communication, even their propensity to attract lightning — but identifying these mysteries is only part of the equation. These discoveries illuminate the unique conservation needs that must be met to sustain giraffe populations, and that is where AWF comes in. By studying research developments and doing our own groundwork, we can implement the best possible conservation plans and identify any gaps in existing measures.

On the ground in Kenya’s Tsavo landscape, AWF’s Species Conservation staff Amos Muthiuri monitors giraffe populations. “When we started the giraffe project in Tsavo, our two main objectives were to identify the distribution of giraffes within the parks and ranches and to map out the threats in order to propose measures to secure populations and their habitats,” Muthiuri says. https://bit.ly/3zf5gFS