With funding from carbon credits, the Mai Ndombe REDD+ project is able to help fight monkeypox (mpox) outbreaks.

In this blog, learn about how conservation scientists at the project keep track of which wildlife is present through transect surveys.

Healing Giants, a short film by Wildlife Works, tells the story of elephant conservation efforts at the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project.

The Congo Basin is the second largest rainforest in the world, and serves as a last refuge for several endangered species. The density of...

Meet Boongo Philip, a dedicated primary school teacher at a school constructed by the Mai Ndombe REDD+ project.

This blog compiles the many Indigenous Peoples, traditional land owners and Local Communities advocating for carbon markets.

Meet Javier Mancera, Wildlife Works’ Global Director of Community Development. Javier’s thoughtful nature and passion for community-led cons

In this latest blog by Jerry Nguwa, get an inside look at how community governance works in high quality REDD+ projects.

This blog analyze how REDD+ contributes to meeting the targets set out in the Global Biodiversity Framework.

The Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project in Kenya uses football to unite the community and circulate information about the importance of conservat

Wildlife Works is thrilled to announce a publication a publication of a research paper in Nature’s Portfolio Journal, Scientific Reports.

Wildlife Works publishes a collaborative research paper introducing an Innovative Method for Setting High-Quality Baselines.