The stunning nature reserve in Mozambique—known for its lions, elephants, and honeyguide birds, and home to some 70,000 people—is reeling in the aftermath of a brutal terror assault.

National Geographic Explorer Danielle Lee reveals the incredible array of wildlife often hiding in ... and how she hopes to inspire young African Americans to join her. (Sounds of traffic by ...

Across Africa, giraffe numbers have ... which Long is working with and National Geographic Society helps fund, there’s Google’s Wildlife Insights too. Both are collaborating with researchers ...

Lions are threatened throughout most of their African range ... Thandiwe Mweetwa, a National Geographic Society Explorer and wildlife biologist with the Zambian Carnivore Programme, called ...

Deep in the heart of Odzala-Kokoua National Park ... vice president of global programs of African forests for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). “But I am skeptical, and until someone shows me ...

From their odd appendages to their unsavory hygiene, certain animals suffer an image problem. But their awkward attributes ...

She had to convince South African National Parks to grant her a permit ... Table Mountain has been developed to a point that most wildlife is now restricted, no longer able to disperse onto ...

Sierra Leone’s present beauty and past pain are intimately bound. A journey from the West African country’s jungles to its jade-green shores reveals a nation with its eyes fixed on the road ahead.

National Geographic ... Mozambique’s wildlife was decimated by the country’s civil war and subsequent poaching in the past 20 years. Today, leading researchers estimate Africa's lion ...

Canadian driller ReconAfrica, facing lawsuits and investigations, has left angry communities and fractured landscapes in the wildlife ... to any questions from National Geographic.

Australian photographer Jason Edwards has been shooting on safari since the 90s – so safe to say he’s had some pretty incredible experiences.

Luxury Escapes announces new 9-day Southern Africa safari hosted by acclaimed wildlife photographer Jason Edwards.