Here, you’ll find inspiring community-centered conservation stories, research highlights, and a glimpse into what’s next for Wildlife Work

“Black Water,” a new award-winning short film by Wildlife Works, showcases the power of community-led conservation efforts.

On this page, find local press coverage of our work in Kenya.

In this thoughtful reflection, Hadi Prayitno, Stakeholder Engagement Manager at Wildlife Works Indonesia, shares his experiences.

This year, Wildlife Works facilitated a pivotal community delegation Colombia REDD+ Projects to Biodiversity COP16.

Learn more about Wildlife Works' Key Takeaways from the Biodiversity COP16 recently held in Cali, Colombia

Learn more about the Theory of Change (cause-and-effect) model which is a vital tool for equitably designing REDD+ projects.

Through a partnership with the Mai Ndombe REDD+ Project, Jeanine Iyemebien is a driving force behind women's economic independence.

Welcome to Wildlife Works' monthly newsletter; Reasons for Wild Hope. We cover our activity at COP16 in Colombia.

Meet Joseph Mwambiti, the new Head Ranger at the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project.

The Mai Ndombe REDD+ Project recently celebrated International Day of Rural Women with farmer's market selling local women's produce.

Mathieu Bolaa has worked to build community trust, and the successful return of the elephants to the Mai Ndombe REDD+ Project