by admin | Jun 13, 2014 | tunde folawiyo africa, tunde folawiyo bio, tunde folawiyo film festival, tunde folawiyo london, tunde folawiyo oil, West African Lion
Through the valued support of the African Wildlife Foundation, the Ewaso Lions Project continues to aid in training groups of local people to protect the endangered predators of Africa. A variety of causes have contributed to the drastic decline of lion populations...
by admin | May 26, 2014 | Africa’s Endangered Primates, african elephant conservation, Tunde Folawiyo, tunde folawiyo africa, tunde folawiyo bio, tunde folawiyo london, tunde folawiyo oil, tunde folawiyo profile, Uncategorized
Last year in central Africa, approximately 60 elephants were killed each day. Wildlife conservation enthusiasts like Tunde Folawiyo are probably aware that poaching is a very serious problem across the continent, due to the high value of elephant tusks; those who sell...
by admin | Apr 21, 2014 | Africa’s Endangered Primates, Tunde Folawiyo, tunde folawiyo executive, tunde folawiyo film festival, tunde folawiyo london, tunde folawiyo profile
According to recent findings, although the number of rhino poached in Zimbabwe dropped sharply last year, decades of illegal killing have significantly decreased the population of the species in the country. Only 750 within the region remain. Advocates of preservation...
by admin | Apr 11, 2014 | Tunde Folawiyo, tunde folawiyo africa, tunde folawiyo bio, tunde folawiyo oil, tunde folawiyo profile, Uncategorized
The giraffe can be found in fifteen African countries; it resides mainly around savannahs, where there are plenty of trees on which it can feed. Today, the total number of giraffes in existence stands at about 100,000.Whilst this is quite a good population size,...
by admin | Apr 8, 2014 | Tunde Folawiyo, tunde folawiyo africa, tunde folawiyo film festival, tunde folawiyo london
The pygmy hippo is the diminutive cousin of the hippopotamus; native to West Africa, it is 50% shorter, and 75% lighter than its relative. These animals reside mainly in Ivory Coast, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, and tend to spend most of their time around...
