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    Africa at Conservation Crossroads: A Funding Crisis, and Moment of Possibility

    June 13, 2025 /

    There has never been a more urgent or opportune time to rethink the future of conservation in Africa. South Africa (05 May 2025) – As global attention shifts elsewhere and traditional donor streams dry up, conservation in Africa stands at a turning point. Yes, there is a funding crisis. But there is also growing motivation to tell a different story: one of African-led solutions, resilient ecosystems, and recognition of our biodiversity not just for its beauty, but for its central role in sustaining livelihoods, economies, and life itself. Over the past four months, the global funding landscape has shifted — fast. Governments are broke or looking inward. Donors are distracted. Philanthropy…

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