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Great news from Namibia: GCF and our partners recently moved 14 Angolan giraffe from a small private game farm and released them to roam wild and free in the vast open communal lands of northwest Namibia. Watch the video to find out more about this exciting giraffe conservation translocation to the //Huab Conservancy. Ultimate Safaris Namibia Sophie la girafe l'officielle Ivan Carter Conservation Film Company | Giraffe Conservation Foundation

Great news from Namibia: GCF and our partners recently moved 14 Angolan giraffe from a small private game farm and released them to roam wild and free in the vast open communal lands of northwest Namibia. Watch the video to find out more about this exciting giraffe conservation translocation to the //Huab Conservancy. Ultimate Safaris Namibia Sophie la girafe l'officielle Ivan Carter Conservation Film Company | Giraffe Conservation Foundation

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Angolan giraffe 🦒 went extinct in Iona National Park in Angola 🇦🇴 almost 100 years ago. In 2023, GCF in collaboration 🤝 with African Parks and the Angolan Government took the bold decision to bring Angolan giraffe home. After 2 successful translocations, Angolan giraffe are settling back into their home country. 🌟 Ministerio do Ambiente, INBC forte | Giraffe Conservation Foundation

Angolan giraffe 🦒 went extinct in Iona National Park in Angola 🇦🇴 almost 100 years ago. In 2023, GCF in collaboration 🤝 with African Parks and the Angolan Government took the bold decision to bring Angolan giraffe home. After 2 successful translocations, Angolan giraffe are settling back into their home country. 🌟 Ministerio do Ambiente, INBC forte | Giraffe Conservation Foundation

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The head of an Angolan giraffe chews leaves from a tree close up. Giraffa camelopardalis angolensis, long tongued namibian giraffe or smokey giraffe eating in the wild

The head of an Angolan giraffe chews leaves from a tree close up. Giraffa camelopardalis angolensis, long tongued namibian giraffe or smokey giraffe eating in the wild

Angolan Giraffe Walking At Etosha National Park In Namibia, Africa. - wide shot

Angolan Giraffe Walking At Etosha National Park In Namibia, Africa. - wide shot

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Giraffes like this Angolan giraffe at Jardim Zoológico are the world's tallest mammals, thanks to their towering legs and long necks. Typically, these beautiful animals roam the open grasslands across Africa in small groups of about half a dozen. Using their height to their advantage, these ungulates browse on leaves and buds in treetops that few other animals can reach, relying on their 21-inch long tongue to help successfully secure each meal. #WorldGiraffeDay #giraffe #mammal #animal #wildlif

Giraffes like this Angolan giraffe at Jardim Zoológico are the world's tallest mammals, thanks to their towering legs and long necks. Typically, these beautiful animals roam the open grasslands across Africa in small groups of about half a dozen. Using their height to their advantage, these ungulates browse on leaves and buds in treetops that few other animals can reach, relying on their 21-inch long tongue to help successfully secure each meal. #WorldGiraffeDay #giraffe #mammal #animal #wildlif

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long tongue giraffe head of an Angolan giraffe chews leaves from a tree close up. Giraffa camelopardalis angolensis, long tongued namibian giraffe or smokey giraffe eating in the wild

long tongue giraffe head of an Angolan giraffe chews leaves from a tree close up. Giraffa camelopardalis angolensis, long tongued namibian giraffe or smokey giraffe eating in the wild

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Cute Angolan giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis angolensis), in Kalahari, green desert after rain season. Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa wildlife safari

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🦒💛 THE ANGOLAN GIRAFFE — AFRICA’S ELEGANT SKY-TOWER! Golden patches ✨, extra-long legs 🚀, and a neck that touches the clouds ☁️… this giraffe isn’t just tall — it’s a living masterpiece of the savanna! 🌍🔥 Calm but powerful, gentle but massive… it can see predators from miles away 👀⚡ and sprint like a silent giant when danger strikes. 🐾💨 #AngolanGiraffe #WildlifeReels #ViralReel #NatureLovers #AfricaWildlife | Know Anytime

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As giraffe week draws to a close, Will Walker, Animal Manager here at Wild Place is here to talk all about the vital conservation work we do to protect the Kordofan giraffe in northern Cameroon. We recently began pioneering a new approach to wildlife conservation with help from technology experts at University of Bristol. Find out more about the project here: bristolzoo.org.uk/save-wildlife/conservation-and-research/kordofan-giraffe-project #WorldGiraffeDay | Bristol Zoo Project

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Injured Angolan Giraffe Falls to the Ground after being Trophy Hunted in Namibia, Africa

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The Angolan giraffe (Giraffa angolensis or Giraffa camelopardalis angolensis or Giraffa giraffa angolensis), also known as the Namibian giraffe Etosha National Park. 4K ProRes V Log to Rec.709

Angolan giraffe (Giraffa giraffa angolensis), drink in waterhole of Namibian Etosha National Park, Namibia

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Today is World Giraffe Day — a chance to recognize not only the giraffe, the tallest land animal, but also its lesser-known relative, the okapi. These two species share a direct evolutionary link and unique biological traits, despite living in very different habitats. Understanding what connects them helps us protect them both. | Okapi Conservation Project

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Angolan giraffe head picking leaves from a tree for food close up. Giraffa camelopardalis angolensis, a namibian giraffe with a long tongue eating in the wild or smokey giraffe

Close up head of namibian giraffe plucking leaves from a tree to feed slow motion. Giraffa camelopardalis angolensis, angolan giraffe with a long tongue eating in the wild or smokey giraffe

All big things have small beginnings. This week, the first group of 12 🦒 giraffe arrived safely in Mozambique 🇲🇿. After lots of logistical and administrative challenges, we have started to bring giraffe back to Mozambique. Restocking Karingani Game Reserve is just the beginning. We are so happy that the operation went smoothly. Stay tuned for more updates. Tracy & Du Plessis Game Capture cc Karingani Conservation Solutions Mozambique Wildlife Alliance Heligistix and Trever Viljoen. | Giraffe

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Masai Giraffe Conservation Project

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Meet Nigel, the smallest fully grown giraffe in the world. Nigel - and Gimli in Uganda - are the first dwarf giraffe recognised by Guinness World Records. Nigel may be a little goofy, but he has a group of mates who look out for him at his home in Namibia. Stand tall with Nigel and GCF to save all giraffe in Africa! Guinness World Records Conservation Film Company - Sean Viljoen | Giraffe Conservation Foundation

28K viewsSep 13, 2021

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Translocations are a valuable and important tool in our efforts to secure a future for giraffe in Africa. They require a huge amount of planning, logistics and collaboration to ensure success. In Operation Twiga IV we supported the Ugandan Wildlife Authority in moving 15 critically endangered Nubian giraffe from Murchison Falls National Park to Pian Upe Game Reserve in Uganda to create a brand new population. Watch this exciting video to learn more about this epic and history-making operation. U

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Today is #GivingTuesday and giraffe need your help! Please DONATE NOW so we can bring Angolan giraffe back to Angola! During the civil war giraffe were driven to extinction in Angola. YOU can be part of this historic translocation to return these gentle giants to their ancestral home in 2023. Join us to be part of the solution and #StandTallForGiraffe. Every donation helps - no matter how big or small! https://giraffeconservation.org/donate/ | Giraffe Conservation Foundation

1.2K viewsNov 29, 2022

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Mpopi and Gloria have a new home!!! As part of the Baringo Giraffe re-wilding programme, in collaboration with @kenyawildlifeservice , we released 2 Giraffes back in the wild. It's a bitter sweet event as we bid goodbye to 2 members of our Giraffe tower. This year alone, We've released 5 individuals back to the wild. What a year!! Kenya Wildlife Service #stopingthesilentextinction #giraffecentre #environmentalconservation | African Fund for Endangered Wildlife - Giraffe Centre

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A second group of thirteen Angolan giraffe was successfully relocated to Iona National Park, Angola in May this year, as part of an ongoing conservation initiative to restore and enrich the park’s biodiversity. Last year, Angolan giraffe were returned to their historical home after an absence of more than a century and this second translocation continues this conservation success story. Our partners Giraffe Conservation Foundation, who supported the moves, shared this spectacular video that capt

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Our giraffe conservation partners at the Somali Giraffe Project in Kenya recently rescued a wild giraffe from a wire snare that was wrapped around its leg. It was dragging the wire and a large tree branch around when a community member spotted it and reported it to our team in Kenya. Our conservation partners were able to act quickly and successfully remove the wire snare and release the giraffe to save its life. | Houston Zoo

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Straight from the Kenyan savannah, we're celebrating Giraffe Day with Tonny, our local conservation expert 🦒 Witness the incredible work Tonny and our volunteers are doing to save giraffes in the savannah 🦒!✨ | Projects Abroad

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giraffe herd at a waterhole - part 14 - baby gets spooked

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Giraffe exhibit at Syracuse zoo delayed as design phase drags into 2026

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Intriga Adventures Kenya🇰🇪 on Instagram: "The Giraffe Centre, started as a conservation project for the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe, is now a must visit Nairobi destination. Here, visitors can feed the giraffes, even share a gentle kiss, and learn about wildlife conservation. Perfect for families, couples, first time visitors, school groups, and photographers, it also offers scenic nature trails and a gift shop full of unique souvenirs. Located just about 1 hour from JKIA and 30–45 minutes

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Why Giraffes are Facing a “Silent Extinction”

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WildAfrica on Instagram: "📅 Ahead of #WorldGiraffeDay, we're highlighting the challenges facing Africa’s tallest animal. 📉 Giraffe populations have dropped by nearly 40% in the last 30 years, from around 155,000 to 111,000. 🦒 The Nubian giraffe, West African giraffe and Thornicroft’s giraffe are on the brink of extinction – with just a couple hundred of each subspecies left. 🌍 This decline is primarily driven by habitat loss from expanding agriculture, mining, and infrastructure. Giraffes ar

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