#Photography in #conservation is not just about capturing beauty; it's about storytelling, influence, and impact. For far too long, the narrative of Africa's wildlife has been shaped by external perspectives. Today, we recognize the importance of #Africanphotographers in

It may or may not come as a surprise (depending on how much you know me), but I deeply value the power of a camera, whether it’s a professional device or a mobile phone. The output from these devices cannot be understated—they freeze a memory, a moment that may never recur.

As part of a project to build a movement of young conservation change agents in Kenya, AWF and Wildlife Clubs of Kenya kicked off the National Conservation Education Curriculum and Teacher’s Manual Development Workshop, which convened over 40 key stakeholders implementing

The nexus of #conservation and #naturefinance represents a powerful opportunity for #Africa. By protecting our #naturalheritage and investing in #sustainabledevelopment, we increase the chances of a future where both people and nature thrive. Now is the time to act with urgency

As part of activities to achieve goals of a project on "building a movement of young conservation change agents" Wildlife Clubs of Kenya and AWF kicked off Conservation Education Curriculum Development process with over 40 stakeholders running various conservation initiatives

#Goodleadership and #governance play a pivotal role in the success of conservation efforts. #Conservation is complex and multifaceted and requires effective management, strategic planning, and navigating various socio-economic and political landscapes. This is why we must seize

Have you ever wondered what it takes to be on the front lines of conservation? Join us on an incredible summarized journey with our colleague, Dodo Moke, AWF's Senior Environmental and Social Safeguards Officer, as he travels from Lisala to Lomako in the Democratic

This World Dog Day, we celebrate the vital collaboration between our canine units and wildlife authorities in the fight against wildlife trafficking. These highly trained dogs are integral to our Counter Wildlife Trafficking Program, working hand in hand with law enforcement to

As we celebrate #WorldDogDay, I would be remiss not to acknowledge the extraordinary role that dogs play in #conservation, particularly in our collective fight against wildlife trafficking. These loyal and intelligent animals have become vital members of conservation teams across

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are crucial in shaping #Africa’s natural systems by providing the spatial data needed for informed conservation decision-making. From planning patrol routes to designing infrastructure, GIS offers a comprehensive view that supports better

Africa’s youth are no longer waiting for change—they’re leading it. From the streets of West Africa to the bustling cities of Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, and Nigeria, young #Africans are standing up for better governance, accountability, and the #sustainablemanagement of our

Conservation in Africa is not just about protecting wildlife—it's about aligning conservation with the aspirations of Africa's people. At the AWF, we believe that the future of #conservation lies in strategies that do more than conserve; they empower. 📖 In the latest

#Africanyouth are at the forefront of addressing the interconnected challenges of #foodinsecurity and #climatechange, understanding that their future depends on the health of their ecosystems. These young #Africans are deeply engaged with issues that directly impact their

AWF recognizes that protected and conserved areas, integrated landscape management, and sustainable finance are crucial to addressing land degradation, desertification, and drought. As #2024RCMAfrica continues, participants, including AWF representatives, are actively

The AWF continues to lead the charge in strengthening wildlife protection in #Africa by enhancing the capabilities of Kenya Wildlife Service in the fight against #illegalwildlifetrade. In partnership with the International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (US Dept of State INL), AWF has

Wildlife Clubs of Kenya and the AWF conservation education project team kicked off mobile school van visits earlier this week to unveil the first bunch of the 137 schools who are directly involved in the project focusing on the select schools neighbouring Kenya Wildlife Service #TCA

Over 1,250 households, schools, and clinics in Mbire District, Zimbabwe, now have access to clean, reliable water, thanks to the AWF. Through the installation of solar-powered piped water schemes in Masoka, Kamufungu, Hambe, and Madzomba, this project marks a huge step