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The Quiet Endangerment of The Tallest Mammals

In 2016, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) shifted the conservation status of giraffes from species of “least concern” to “vulnerable”. It seems that in all of six years, the gentle giants had gone from a state of low or no concern to being just four steps away from a complete wipeout.

Congress considers crackdown on trophy hunting

Trophy hunters have repeatedly sparked outrage by posting pictures of their kills on social media. Images of Tess Talley standing in front of the giraffe she shot, or Walter Palmer with a dead Cecil the lion, readily come to mind.

Twiga Tracker – Using modern technology to save the endangered reticulated giraffe

In a world first, the single largest GPS satellite tagging of giraffes has taken place in Kenya.

How scientists discovered that giraffe can use statistical reasoning

Giraffe are an endless source of fascination for scientists and a highlight on any African safari.

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