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Critically Endangered (at extremely high risk of extinction in the wild). Appendix I (international commercial trade banned). Warm waters of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Usually found in shallow waters where they forage in coastal areas, bays, mangrove areas and estuaries. Particularly fond of rocky areas with corals and coral reefs. Web design and hosting: Hot Gecko.

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African Wild Dog Conservation. African Wild Dog (Lycaon pictus. Endangered (at very high risk of extinction in the wild). Forest, savannah, shrublands and grasslands. The African Wild Dog has disappeared from much of its former range across sub-Saharan Africa. It now remains only in Southern Africa and the Southern part of East Africa. Major threats faced by the African Wild Dog include ongoing conflict with human activities, persecution, infectious disease and habitat fragmentation.

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Endangered (at very high risk of extinction in the wild). Appendix I (international commercial trade banned). Tropical and warm temperate seas. Forage in warm, shallow areas with abundant vegetation, including landward lagoons inside the reef. Web design and hosting: Hot Gecko.

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Native Forests and Sustainable Use. Endangered (at very high risk of extinction in the wild). The African Wild Dog has disappeared from much of its former range. The largest remaining populations occur in Tanzania’s Selous Game Reserve and Ruaha National Park, with approximately 800 individuals in each. Ongoing conflict with human activities, continued persecution, infectious disease and habitat fragmentation. Critically Endangered (at extremely high risk of extinction in the wild). The popularity of wil...

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Black Rhino ( Diceros bicornis. Critically Endangered (at extremely high risk of extinction in the wild). Appendix I (international commercial trade banned). Savannah, shrubland and desert. Once the most numerous and widespread rhino species, black rhino numbers fell from several hundred thousand in the 20th century to a mere 2,500 by the early 1990s. Numbers have since increased to about 3,600 in 2004. Conservation efforts continue to focus on. Compiled from IUCN Redlist of threatened species):. Increas...

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Here are some links to our support partners and conservation programs which we think you will find interesting. Supporting CSWF through African Safaris in Tanzania. Research, conservation and education of Whale Sharks - the biggest fish in the world. Protecting the largest concentration of Black Rhino in Selous Game Reserve. Tanzania Forest Conservation Group. Community forest conservation network promoting the conservation of the high biodiversity forests in Tanzania. Web design and hosting: Hot Gecko.

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Snakes and Lizards Conservation. Snakes and lizards are misunderstood and despised in many cultures around the world - and Africa is no exception. Much of this fear arises from a lack of knowledge and understanding about these animals, their value, and how to live with them. We aim to educate local people about:. The ecological value of snakes and lizards. How to handle snakes and lizards in different situations. Simple first aid techniques in case of venomous snake bite. Watch where you’re going, ...

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Data insufficient to classify, although most agree is that they are, at least, vulnerable. Deep, narrow crevices in rocky outcrops and kopjes below 1800m elevation. They are endemic to East Africa, occurring within a small range in Kenya and Tanzania. Pancake tortoises are small, flattened tortoises with an unusual, soft shell. Their shell allows them to squeeze into narrow crevices which they wedge themselves into for protection. Learn more about Pancake Tortoises by clicking on the following links:.

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If we do not do something to prevent it, Africa's animals and the places in which they live will be lost to our world and her children - forever. The primary objective of the CS Wildlife Fund is to help conserve Africa's unique wildlife and natural heritage. The CS Wildlife Fund supports conservation programs in East Africa, focused on the following areas:. Raising community and public awareness. Promoting and supporting sustainable livelihoods. Establishing wildlife corridors and reserves.