The Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe in partnership with the Dambari Wildlife Trust checks in with a field report from year two, conducting fieldwork in the Somabhula grassland (Debshan and Jabulani) in the Shangani area. Co-director, Dr. Moira Fitzpatrick shares a report summary…
From 2–6 March 2026, the Tusk Conservation Symposium brought together more than 70 conservation leaders in Victoria Falls and Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. Organized by Painted Dog Conservation and JRS Grantee Tusk, the fifth biennial symposium convened representatives from over…
JRS is proud to highlight a recent event designed to inspire young people interested in biodiversity conservation. We hear directly from the event coordinator, Afrikanity Founder and Director Mwezi Mugerwa, to learn more about this noteworthy workshop and the impact of…
JRS grantee SOS SAHEL continues to demonstrate excellent progress with their project Biodiversity Mapping in Transfrontier Buffer Zones, with the Oubadji-Linkéring project now accounting for approximately 40% of all plant observations in Senegal on iNaturalist. As of early 2026, the…
Drs. Zoe Jewell and Sky Alibhai co-founded WildTrack in 2011 to address a widespread need for less invasive and more cost-effective tools to monitor endangered species. In 2025 they completed the 18-month JRS sponsored project Novel Biodiversity Metric: Small Mammal Track Analysis using…
JRS celebrates the successful completion of Conserve Global's Advancing Community Conservation Management through Integrated Habitat Monitoring in Northern Zambia Game Management Areas project. Over the past 36 months the project generated volumes of technical biodiversity and landscape data as well…
Since 2022 JRS has partnered with the Conservation Action Research Network (CARN) to support young African graduate students and early career professionals through the ASPIRE Grant Program working in the areas of biodiversity, conservation and environmental sustainability. In 2024 JRS…
Dr. Zerihun Girma and his team at Hawassa University developed their JRS funded project: Insect Pollinator Diversity under Different Land Uses in and around Kafa Biosphere Reserve and Bale Mountains National Park in 2023 to generate information on the understudied…
It is time to look back and celebrate the lifecycle of JRS projects in 2025: onboarding an ever-expanding number of grantee partners, monitoring ongoing biodiversity field work in diverse landscapes and seeing a number of projects to successful completion. Below…
JRS is proud to highlight an ambitious communications project completed by of one of its longest-running and successful grant projects — InfoNile, implemented by Water Journalists Africa We hear directly from the grantee to learn more about the impact of…
