A new University of Utah study concludes that savanna was the predominant ecosystem during the evolution of human ancestors and their chimp and gorilla relatives in East Africa.

A Travel + Leisure A-List advisor dishes on how to go beyond wildlife spotting in East Africa. Kenya and Tanzania, the East African countries most often chosen for safari, are justifiably famous for ...

The Sodom apple has overrun vast swaths of East African savanna and pastureland. In this photo from Kenya’s Amboseli National Park, the Sodom apple is the tall bushy plant. Although the plant is toxic ...

Scientists have used chemical isotopes in ancient soil to measure prehistoric tree cover -- in effect, shade -- and found that grassy, tree-dotted savannas prevailed at most East African sites ...

Savanna East Africa, which is into oil and gas reclamation business, announced its plans to finalize the acquisition of a healthcare sector manufacturing company in July. The company also announced ...

An African savanna elephant (Loxodonta africana). Image by Rhett A. Butler. In Tanzania, the pipeline runs through seven forest reserves and the Wembere Steppe, a recognized key biodiversity area.

Researchers from University of Utah suggest that the human evolution millions of years ago might have been with the help of savannas, rolling grassland of Africa.

Lions in East Africa are being killed off wholesale and face elimination from one of their last strongholds, a situation reminiscent of the elephant slaughter during the late 20th century, a UC ...