Annika Hammerschlag

1 month ago | apnews.com | Annika Hammerschlag

PARQUE NACIONAL NIOKOLO-KOBA, Senegal (AP) — El sol matinal se filtra a través del dosel del Parque Nacional Niokolo-Koba en Senegal mientras el sargento Abdou Diouf y su brigada de guardabosques marchan en fila india, con las armas listas. Revisan la maleza en busca de indicios de cazadores furtivos, pero hoy parece que los únicos cazadores son los propios leones, cuyas huellas frescas están marcadas en la arena. A medida que el sol asciende, una exhortación gutural resuena a través del bosque.

2 months ago | texarkanagazette.com | Annika Hammerschlag

NIOKOLO-KOBA NATIONAL PARK, Senegal -- The morning sun slants through the canopy of Senegal's Niokolo-Koba National Park as Sgt. Abdou Diouf and his brigade of rangers march in single file, guns at the ready. They scan the brush for signs of poachers, but today, it seems, the only hunters are the lions themselves, their fresh tracks pressed into the sand. As the sun climbs, a guttural call reverberates across the forest. The rangers pause. "Lions," Diouf says.

2 months ago | columbian.com | Annika Hammerschlag

News / Nation & World Lions’ survival in West Africa is threatened NIOKOLO-KOBA NATIONAL PARK, Senegal (AP) — The morning sun slants through the canopy of Senegal’s Niokolo-Koba National Park as Sgt. Abdou Diouf and his brigade of rangers march in single file, guns at the ready. They scan the brush for signs of poachers, but today, it seems, the only hunters are the lions themselves, their fresh tracks pressed into the sand. As the sun climbs, a guttural call reverberates across the forest....

2 months ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Annika Hammerschlag

By ANNIKA HAMMERSCHLAGNIOKOLO-KOBA NATIONAL PARK, Senegal (AP) — The morning sun slants through the canopy of Senegal’s Niokolo-Koba National Park as Sgt. Abdou Diouf and his brigade of rangers march in single file, guns at the ready. They scan the brush for signs of poachers, but today, it seems, the only hunters are the lions themselves, their fresh tracks pressed into the sand. As the sun climbs, a guttural call reverberates across the forest. The rangers pause. “Lions,” Diouf says.

2 months ago | msn.com | Annika Hammerschlag

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