Some of Tanzania’s most important coral reef ecosystems are already suffering devastating impacts from climate change with severe consequences for nature, fish, tourism, and people’s livelihoods.
After two and a half years that have seen significant growth in impact and fundraising for African conservation, Tusk CEO Nick Bubb has stepped down from Tusk to pursue a new chapter and is replaced by Tusk President Charlie Mayhew OBE.
Our partner Vulpro recently documented the first ever captive bred Lappet-Faced Vulture, from birth to release into the wild.
We recently engaged a targeted media list of reporters from five leading Kenya outlets to bring the plight of the pangolin to print.
Our team of intrepid Tusk runners took to the streets of London on April 26th to be part of the record breaking 2026 London Marathon!
To coincide with Earth Day on 22nd April 2026, we are joining Big Give’s Earth Raise campaign with a dedicated Tusk fundraising appeal, highlighting the growing impact of climate change across Africa.
By working together, those trying to protect wildlife are beginning to make real progress. No single organisation can stop wildlife crime. The networks behind it are too agile, too well-resourced, too far-reaching. But something important is happening.
For years, rhino poaching has symbolised one of the toughest battles in wildlife conservation. However new figures from South Africa offer an encouraging update: the numbers are moving in the right direction.
Welcoming over 70 people, including many of Tusk’s project partners from across Africa, we recently hosted our 5th biennial Tusk Conservation Symposium in Zimbabwe
Africa continues to face catastrophic loss of species and habitats, and we urgently need to invest in the vital work of women.
Our recent Safari Under the Stars event in Florida took place last week. Guests were adorned in themed dress to come together to support our conservation efforts across Africa.
Vultures are the backbone of the African ecosystem, and often, one of the most overlooked inhabitants too. An updated action plan to support the conservation of African-Eurasian vultures is now in place.
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