Latest Central Africa Stories

    Western gorillas in Cameroon's forest habitat, where gorillas are learning to trust humans again through long-term habituation programs, are helping researchers build a replicable model for protecting endangered apes and reducing poaching pressure.
    Central Africa
    04.08.26

    Gorillas Learning to Trust Humans Again Proves Behavioral Recovery is Possible

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    Forest elephant communication research at Dzanga-Sangha in Central Africa is revealing a hidden acoustic world, where African forest elephants spend most of their time producing deep, low-frequency rumbles below the threshold of human hearing, challenging everything we thought we knew about how these endangered animals express themselves.
    Central Africa
    09.06.26

    Researchers are Cracking the Code of Forest Elephant Communication 

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    The Virunga twin mountain gorillas born to mother Mafuko in early 2026 represent a rare conservation milestone for the endangered species at the Democratic Republic of Congo's Virunga National Park.
    Central Africa
    23.03.26

    Virunga Twin Mountain Gorillas Boost Endangered Population Numbers

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    Angola’s wetland protection reached a landmark moment as Lisima Lya Mwono was designated a Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention, safeguarding a vast highland ecosystem known locally as the “Source of Life” for its role in sustaining people and wildlife across southern Africa.
    Central Africa
    12.03.26

    Angola’s Wetland Protection Makes History with First Ramsar Site Designation

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