Clooney warns of new violence in Sudan

Andrew MeldrumMarch 4, 2011 19:44

George Clooney's Satellite Sentinel Project warned Friday of escalating violence along the volatile border between North and South Sudan.

Sudan satellite images

News DeskMarch 22, 2012 10:13

George Clooney's new satellite photos show signs of Sudan aggression.

South Sudan's wildlife migration

Wildlife Conservation SocietyMarch 22, 2012 10:13

BOMA NATIONAL PARK, Sudan — Boma National Park, stretching across 5 million acres of African savanna, is home to one of the world's great wildlife migrations where an estimated 1.3 million antelope move across the landscape in search of good grazing. After years of war and rampant poaching, wildlife conservationists were delighted to discover that the park boasts ample wildlife and has one of the world's great migrations.

Despite war, great migrations survive in South Sudan

Tristan McConnellMarch 3, 2011 07:32

Despite years of war, South Sudan's Boma National Park hosts a vast wildlife migration of 1.3 million antelope.

Tristan McConnellFebruary 17, 2011 14:24

South Sudan: Violent attacks unsettle region

After peaceful election for independence, rebel faction kills more than 200 people.

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A Sudanese man shows the palms of his hands after he dipped them in the blood of a sacrificial cow as he and others celebrate the results of the January referendum on the secession of southern Sudan from the north in the capital Khartoum, on February 7, 2011. Southern Sudan is on track to become the world's newest state after final results of its historic independence referendum showed that 98.83 percent of its people had voted for secession. (Ashraf Shazly/AFP/Getty Images)

After peaceful election for independence, rebel faction kills more than 200.