The African Conservation Foundation works to protect Africa's endangered wildlife and their habitats, by tackling the root causes of biodiversity loss. Founded in 1999, ACF was the first organisation focusing on partnering with and building the capacity of grassroots conservation efforts in the region. ACF's mission is to support and link grassroots conservation initiatives in Africa by building their capacity, developing partnerships and promoting effective communication and co-ordination of conservation efforts. We protect wildlife, create new protected areas and restore ecosystems.
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By Arend de Haas | Director
Tucked into the highlands of southwest Cameroon, a forest holds one of the world's most extraordinary secrets: a remnant population of Cross River gorillas — the rarest great apes on Earth... Read the full report ›By Arend de de Haas | Director
In February 2026, conservation organisations from across Cameroon came together in Douala to strengthen collaboration for the protection of the critically endangered Cross River gorilla. With fewer... Read the full report ›By Valerie Pixley | Project Manager
Hope Returns to Nhamacoa Forest as Rains Help Thousands of New Trees Grow After nearly three years of drought, the rains have finally returned to Nhamacoa Forest near Chimoio in Mozambique. The dry... Read the full report ›
