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Today, in partnership with the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya, we celebrated over 250 young conservationists at the inaugural Shujaa Zone Competition in Voi, Taita Taveta, Kenya a powerful reminder that Africa’s conservation future is being shaped in classrooms, through creativity, and in the hearts of our youngest citizens. Launched under the Young Conservation Heroes Project, this initiative is more than a competition, it is a movement to embed conservation values in education, reaching over 83,000 s

Today, in partnership with the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya, we celebrated over 250 young conservationists at the inaugural Shujaa Zone Competition in Voi, Taita Taveta, Kenya a powerful reminder that Africa’s conservation future is being shaped in classrooms, through creativity, and in the hearts of our youngest citizens. Launched under the Young Conservation Heroes Project, this initiative is more than a competition, it is a movement to embed conservation values in education, reaching over 83,000 s

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What does the future of conservation look like? It looks like classrooms alive with curiosity. It sounds like young voices speaking up for wildlife. It feels like a generation ready to lead change. In Tsavo, Kenya, the African Wildlife Foundation, in collaboration with the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya, is bringing this vision to life through the Young Conservation Heroes Project, an initiative investing in African conservation leadership by nurturing young students to become environmentally conscious

What does the future of conservation look like? It looks like classrooms alive with curiosity. It sounds like young voices speaking up for wildlife. It feels like a generation ready to lead change. In Tsavo, Kenya, the African Wildlife Foundation, in collaboration with the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya, is bringing this vision to life through the Young Conservation Heroes Project, an initiative investing in African conservation leadership by nurturing young students to become environmentally conscious

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Africa's children are the conservation leaders of tomorrow. https://bit.ly/3A9MVKD | African Wildlife Foundation

Africa's children are the conservation leaders of tomorrow. https://bit.ly/3A9MVKD | African Wildlife Foundation

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This #WorldNatureConservationDay, we celebrate that across the continent, protected and conserved areas are doing more than safeguarding wildlife. They are sustaining livelihoods, fueling economies, and providing essential services that millions depend on. These landscapes support over 70 million people—farmers, fishers, tourism entrepreneurs. They supply water to 250 million people. They underpin 24 million jobs tied to nature-based industries. And though they cover only 5% of Africa’s land, th

This #WorldNatureConservationDay, we celebrate that across the continent, protected and conserved areas are doing more than safeguarding wildlife. They are sustaining livelihoods, fueling economies, and providing essential services that millions depend on. These landscapes support over 70 million people—farmers, fishers, tourism entrepreneurs. They supply water to 250 million people. They underpin 24 million jobs tied to nature-based industries. And though they cover only 5% of Africa’s land, th

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Rhinos are vital to Africa’s ecosystems, shaping landscapes and supporting biodiversity. Despite their importance, these iconic species face severe threats from poaching and habitat loss, making conservation efforts critical to their survival. AWF’s work aims to not only protect rhinos but also preserve the ecosystems they sustain and Africa’s natural heritage. The African Wildlife Foundation has supported rhino populations across multiple #African countries, including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, a

Rhinos are vital to Africa’s ecosystems, shaping landscapes and supporting biodiversity. Despite their importance, these iconic species face severe threats from poaching and habitat loss, making conservation efforts critical to their survival. AWF’s work aims to not only protect rhinos but also preserve the ecosystems they sustain and Africa’s natural heritage. The African Wildlife Foundation has supported rhino populations across multiple #African countries, including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, a

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To understand African conservation, you must first listen to African voices. We’re building a future where this narrative is owned by those most impacted by biodiversity conservation – not just an outside lens. Help us change the conservation narrative by pledging your support for African voices. https://bit.ly/AWF23ACFB | African Wildlife Foundation

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60 years of African-led conservation at its best. Leading for wildlife. Living with wildlife. Caring for wildlife. Join us. | African Wildlife Foundation

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For 60 years, AWF has been pioneering conservation that emphasizes African leadership and ownership. We’re committed to helping Africa’s governments and people navigate the continent’s rapid development with their magnificent wildlife and wild lands conserved, restored, and contributing to sustainable green growth. If you've been with us for days, weeks, months, years, or decades, thank you for your support. We can't accomplish our mission without you. awf.org/awf-60th-anniversary | African Wild

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The U.S. Foundation for International Conservation Act can mobilize private funding to boost U.S. support for African conservation. Will you do your part? Add your name to AWF’s letter to Congress, and let your representative know that an African-led movement is the only way forward. Sign on, and let Congress know where we stand. https://bit.ly/SignforAfricanConservationFB | African Wildlife Foundation

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Namibia embraces conservation

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The African Elephant, conservation and challenges

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Our team recently hosted a conservation group from San Antonio Zoo in Namibia 🇳🇦. The group was surprised how much they could still learn about wildlife and African nature 🌿 during their field outing with our KEEP team, before heading to Etosha Heights Conservation Centre for a hands-on conservation adventure that included health checks on springbok and capturing a giraffe 🦒 for tagging. This video makes it look so easy ... Ivan Carter, Natural Selection, Ultimate Safaris Namibia, San Antoni

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As the curtains close on an engaging and impactful IUCN World Conservation Congress 2025, the African Wildlife Foundation is inspired by the growing resolve of African governments to take an active role in shaping global conservation priorities. Africa’s voice continues to redefine how sustainable development is approached, anchoring it in people, nature, and shared prosperity. Throughout the congress, youth and local communities stood at the center of dialogue, reminding the world that conserva

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In honor of #WorldGorillaDay, we reflect on how African Wildlife Foundation is working in Cameroon’s Dja Faunal Reserve and Campo Ma’an, and in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park, to protect Africa’s gentle giants by aligning communities, science, and policy. In Cameroon, forest-reliant peoples such as the Baka and Bagyeli, once dependent on hunting, are now forest trackers, monitors, and conservation educators. Their deep ecological knowledge, combined with training in GPS, camera traps, and spat

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Watch: African Parks is a conservation NGO that was founded in 2000 as an African solution to show how to effectively manage the continent's protected areas. Today, with 15 parks under management in nine countries, we are conserving the largest area for any one NGO in Africa and are doing this for the benefit of people and wildlife. This is our story - and we hope you’re inspired by the good news that is happening all around us, because it’s in large part thanks to you. https://vimeo.com/3009961

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As the year draws to a close, we take stock of what 2025 has meant for conservation in Africa. Amid global uncertainty and shifting development priorities, one principle remained clear: African-led conservation is central to long-term resilience. In his year-end reflection, AWF CEO Kaddu Sebunya outlines progress achieved across strengthened wildlife governance, community ownership, youth engagement, and a more coordinated African presence on global platforms. The video captures the moments and

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Conservation Programs in Kenya - Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust

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Last night in Nairobi, we hosted a timely conversation with protected area directors and government leaders from across Africa. The focus was on building an African strategy. Africa’s protected areas are more than scenic landscapes; they are core to the continent’s water security, tourism, livelihoods, and climate resilience. Yet they remain underfunded, undervalued, and managed through fragmented, often donor-led approaches that limit long-term impact.If these areas are to truly serve Africa’s

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Conservation isn’t only an idea - it’s continuos action lived out. Stewardship is communities, landowners, and partners choosing protection as a long-term way of being with land. It’s local leadership with global impact. | Wilderness Foundation Africa

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African wildlife conservation is local communities’ burden (commentary)

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Conserving Cheetahs: Racing Against Extinction Only about 5% of cheetah cubs survive to adulthood—a heartbreaking statistic that underscores the urgent threat facing Africa’s most endangered big cat. Despite being the world’s fastest land animal, cheetahs are vulnerable to predation by larger carnivores like lions and hyenas, and often perish from injuries in the wild. This alarming survival rate is a stark reminder that even our most iconic species are on the brink. Conservation must evolve bey

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The MBA for Conservation Leaders - ALU School of Wildlife Conservation

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