News from the Field

The EPI's John Scanlon, and Dr Winnie Winnie Kirru, alongside Trustee Alexander Rhodes, discuss the future for Africa's wildlife economy in

We warmly welcome Benin to this truly pan-African initiative that spans across Anglophone, Francophone and Lusophone Africa.

The EPI's John Scanlon joins an expert panel explore the current approach to preventing the supply of wild animals and their parts to the ma

This elephant brushed with death many times over his long life, and there is a sadness in the surprised relief that he has died of natural c

John Scanlon AO will be joining the Foundation as Special Adviser to the Board and the Council and acting CEO

The landmark UK Ivory Act has passed yet another legal challenge from the antiques trade in an authoritative ruling issued on 18th May by th

Our Friend of the Month is Barre Koivogui, from the Republic of Guinea, an EPI Member country.

Amidst the fears and concerns we all share, Mr Rodriguez is asking us to take stock and look at how we can live more sustainable lives.

A look at the impact of the Coronavirus, both at the EPI and in conservation.

Our March Friend of the Month is James Lutalo, Director for the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities in Uganda.

A look back at Tim the Tusker's life and what we can learn from him

A Tribute to Tim the Tusker of Amboseli National Park, Kenya by the EPI’s Dr Winnie Kiiru

EPI Foundation CEO joins the government of Angola and African Parks for the signing of the management agreement for Iona National Park.

Police in Addis Ababa have struck a blow to the illegal trade in rhino horn, in an unprecedented international operation...

Carlos Manuel Rodriguez of Costa Rica joins the leadership council of the EPI Foundation.

The end of the year is traditionally a time for reflecting on the events of the past twelve months, and looking forward to future opportunit

The UK Ivory Act is upheld – but we need to stay vigilant.

Developing investigation and prosecution capacity to save Angola's elephants Angola’s recent history, for people and wildlife, is tragic. Bu

Just when you thought it was all over… it turns out there might be another twist in the tale.

The EPI’s Miles Geldard (left) and Dr Winnie Kiiru (second from right) were honoured to brief Kenya’s First Lady, H. E Margaret Kenyatta on