This is our third newsletter of a series in which we would like to take the opportunity to inform our neighbours and the local community...

This is our second newsletter of a series in which we would like to take the opportunity to inform our neighbors and the local community...

This is the first newsletter of a series in which we would like to take the opportunity to inform our neighbours and the local community...

Karibu means Welcome in Swahili. This is the pre pre relaunch blog of Wildlife Works, which was started in 1997 by the visionary Mike...

By Rob Dodson on Oct 13, 2010: An historic day, marking out the new Mombasa Road Wildlife Corridor. This 2.3km stretch of road will be...

By Jamie Hendriksen, Operations Manager During the month of May 2010, Wildlife Works requested a call for partnership with local surrounding communities, the aim of which is to purchase up to 40,000 indigenous trees. It was decided that the construction of two new tree nurseries would be facilitated, in order to accommodate the seedlings provided by the local communities. Due to the persistent water deprivation issues in the area, it was decided to locate the two new tree see