Gitaza contends with the profound impacts of climate change, notably manifested in the relentless rise of Lake Tanganyika's water levels

Despite the prominent role of irrigation, the overall majority (over 87%) of cultivated land in the Nile Basin is under rainfed agriculture.

Yala swamp has been left vulnerable for years leading to its degradation and biodiversity loss.

Urbanization is taking its toll on marabou storks with new constructions of roads and buildings the norm in one of the busiest cities in Africa.

Africa’s vultures are on a steep slide towards extinction. Six of Africa’s 11 vulture species are in a higher extinction risk category. Between 2000 and 2020, 257 poisoning cases involving the death of 8,172 individual wildlife species were recorded, among them 775 vultures. Read about the first-ever and only Vultures Sanctuary in Africa called Kwenia Vultures Sanctuary