DeepMind has joined the ranks of those using AI to save fragile wildlife populations, and it's doing that on a grand scale. The company is partnering with conservationists and ecologists on a project ...

ARUSHA, Tanzania, August 13, 2010 (ENS) – The Tanzanian government has approved plans to build a commercial highway running east-west across Serengeti National Park, Tanzania’s oldest and most popular ...

Three cheetahs stand on a large rock in Serengeti National Park, the most popular tourist destination in Tanzania. Tom Walker, National Geographic The restless herds, as well as the big cats and ...

Nov. 17, 2006 — -- More than 1 million wildebeests, half a million gazelles, and 200,000 zebras constantly on the move -- they're all in search of fresh grass and water. Welcome to the Serengeti ...

The widespread accessibility of sturdy, low-cost cameras has been a boon for researchers monitoring wildlife populations in remote parts of the world. But inspecting camera footage takes time and ...

Lupita Nyong’o remembers clearly the first time she touched a giraffe. She was 5, and it was part of her childhood education growing up in Kenya to appreciate the wildlife around her. “They weren’t ...

Famed anthropologist and conservationist Richard Leakey has proposed a possible solution to the hugely controversial Serengeti road: build an elevated highway. Leakey made the remarks during a ...

Saudi Arabia Princess Haifa Bint AbdulAziz al Mogrin is set to participate a conservation youth conference scheduled in Africa’s famous Serengeti National Park in northern Tanzania mid-this month.

Chief Ecologist with Serengeti National Park, Emilian Kihwele says that the revival of the wildlife corridor linking the vital Serengeti-Maasai Mara ecosystem with Lake Victoria is imperative. Mr.

SANTA ROSA, Calif. -- Known as the Sonoma Serengeti, Safari West is the closest you can come to Africa without going there. "You are in, for all intents and purposes, Africa. There are tents that were ...

The Discovery Channel’s “Serengeti” is filled with spectacular footage of African animals, filmed over two years in the wild. It is not, however, a documentary. It’s more like a six-part animal soap ...