Zimbabwe is preparing to cull 200 elephants in response to a severe drought and rising ecological pressures, according to an announcement made last week by Environment Minister Sithembiso Nyoni in ...

Zimbabwe has authorized a mass slaughter of elephants to feed citizens left hungry by its worst drought in decades. With ...

A big part of the bad press Zimbabwe is getting these days comes from its decision to continue selling wildlife to game parks and zoos abroad, in particular China. Video: Elephants, zebras and ...

"Thankfully, with the hard effort we've put in with Zimbabwe national park rangers, we've curbed that." Nick Murray Walking with elephants is a "unique experience", says Nick Nick studied Zoology ...

Accepting this reality is the first step towards survival and progress. By embracing innovation, sustainability, and collective action, Zimbabwe can mitigate the worst impacts of climate change and ...

Zimbabwe will cull 200 elephants as it faces an unprecedented drought that has led to food shortages while also tackling a ballooning population of the animals, the country's wildlife authority ...

A herd of elephants hobbles past a cluster of acacia trees to a water-hole deep in Zimbabwe's vast Hwange game reserve, attracted by the drone of generators pumping water round the clock into the pool ...

HARARE - Zimbabwe’s National Parks and Wildlife Authority Tuesday said more than 100 elephants were killed by poachers using toxic cyanide in one of Africa’s prime elephant sanctuary over the ...

On the fringes of an African game park, an ambitious project brings together tourists, local communities and white rhinos, emerging from the brink of extinction.

which manages Zimbabwe’s Phundundu Wildlife Area, a 115-square-mile former trophy hunting tract in the Zambezi Valley ecosystem. The greater region has lost thousands of elephants to poachers ...

After wandering away from his home, the boy used wildlife knowledge to survive, digging holes along a riverbank to find drinking water and eating wild fruits.