Wildlife Conservation Global https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html News Homepage Status of OCP programs during the COVID-19 Crisis in DR Congo Carrying on After Tragedy, OCP Staff and ICCN Rangers Record Impressive 1st Quarter Results Mélanie Joins Our Education Team Celebrating the Life and Traditions of Indigenous Peoples CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021! OCP PROVIDES 100,000 FACE SHIELDS FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS WOMEN’S GROUP BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN EPULU NEARS COMPLETION WORLD OKAPI DAY IN REVIEW Water is Life – Providing Access to Clean Water near Mambasa Broadcasting to a Reserve – How Radio Can Save Lives Across the OWR Status of the Ebola Outbreak in the Okapi Wildlife Reserve MEET THE WOMEN OF THE RESERVE Celebrating International Women’s Day Agroforestry Continues to Grow Infrastructure in 2020 Camera Trapping Provides Exciting Footage Completion of the Assistant Warden’s Residence 4/15/20 – Ebola Isn’t Over Yet, and COVID-19 Preparations Continue Four New Water Sources in Wamba Mbuti Pygmies Assist with Monitoring Okapi New Nursery in Wamba and Infrastructure Improvements Request confirmation World Okapi Day 2020 Camera Traps – Discovering the Secret Life of Forest Animals World Okapi Day 2018 Rescued Primates Receive a Second Chance Two Chimp Infants Confiscated and Sent to Lwiro Primate Sanctuary Okapi Wildlife Reserve in DR Congo is now governed by a new management structure to improve protection Field Report – September and November 2019 Okapi Camera Trap Video ICCN Rangers Face Challenging Times New Footage from Camera Traps Spreads Excitement Agroforestry – Providing Opportunities for People and Restoration of Habitat ICCN – Ensuring the Reserve Continues to be Protected Field Report – June 2019 Infrastructure – Increasing Efficiency and Improving Morale Report from the Field User Privacy Center First-ever Footage of Okapi Calf in the Wild Donate Partners OCP 2017 Highlights and Accomplishments T&C Acceptance Moving Forward in 2018 Report from the Field Automotive Mechanics Training at The Kivu Motor in Goma Rehabilitation of Eight Drinking Water Sources in the Okapi Wildlife Reserve Camera Trapping in a New Area