Wildlife Works began as an eco-factory at the Kasigau Corridor project in Kenya. Today, the eco-factory employs 70 full-time employees and produces clothing with organic cotton and environmentally friendly dyes sustainable brands all over the world

Wildlife Works now has it's own apparel line of clothes made at the eco-factory. We have a retail store located in Nairobi, Kenya

Hadithi Crafts partners with over 1800 women from the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project's community and creates a market for their handmade crafts.

The Rukinga Conservancy (also known as Kivuli Camp) is an eco-lodge which welcomes guests from all over the world.

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Wildlife Works’ founder Mike Korchinksy helped found Stand for Trees to create a platform for direct consumer purchases of carbon credits

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Elephant Origins Tea helps ensure that tea growers and elephants can coexist and thrive. Our founder, Mike Korchinsky, is on the board of this organization.

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