The Elephant Protection Initiative (EPI) Foundation has urged attendees to the forthcoming UN Biodiversity Summit (known as CBD CoP15),...

The EPI Foundation develops a ‘Gold Standard App’ to help wildlife officials with the secure management of ivory and other wildlife...

In the Ngorongoro highlands, people and elephants are competing for land, and the EPI Foundation is looking at ways to mitigate conflict bet

On 4th May 2021, the EPI Foundation hosted a screening of ‘Living on the Edge’ by Black Bean Productions, followed by a discussion on...

In the week that the African forest elephant was declared Critically Endangered, take a look at this hidden camera footage from Okomu...

The EPI's Greta Iori appeared on Al Jazeera English with a powerful opinion piece in which she called for urgent changes in conservation....

Important new details have emerged about the seizure of illegal wildlife products by Nigerian customs officials at Apapa port in Lagos in...

The EPI's Dr Winnie Kiiru recently appeared on Australia's ABC News channel, discussing the apparent stabilisation of Africa’s elephant...

The EPI Foundation is delighted to announce that the Halo Trust has become an EPI partner, the 34th non-governmental or...

London/Nairobi: The Elephant Protection Initiative today announces a bold new vision to meet the challenges of the 21st century. The...

The EPI's Dr Winnie Kiiru featured in a 28 minute documentary shown on one of the biggest Nigerian TV station, Channels, about the Omo...

A herd of hundreds of elephants has returned to north-east Nigeria, where it is at risk from Boko Haram jihadists

a powerful documentary on Ethiopia's efforts to save its endangered elephants.

Here's a message of hope from leading conservationists- including the EPI's very own Dr Winnie Kiiru.

The US INL State Department has given the EPI Foundation almost $1 million to work with the governments of Gabon and Malawi.

Want to learn more about the challenges of elephant conservation in Ethiopia? Do listen to this fascinating talk from the EPI's Greta Iori,

A special message on World Elephant Day from Amboseli National Park, Kenya where over 140 calves have been born this year.

Botswana will soon release results of tests from elephant carcasses- throwing light on the mysterious deaths of hundreds of elephants

The EPI's John E Scanlon, speaks to the Financial Time's about how conservation efforts have been affected by the Covid-19 crisis

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