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- Strengthening Gender Equality to Fight Climate Change at the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project
Sera Mwakazi Janet Wanjala Rebecca Mututa In 2011, Wildlife Works opened its first door to female rangers Constance Mwandaa, for example, was one of the first female rangers to join the team and has risen among the ranks to be the Head of Ranger training, thanks to a partnership program by Lead Ranger.
- Reasons for Wild Hope - Voluntary Carbon Market Updates from May 2024
Wild Hope is fierce and unyielding, like elephants steadfastly walking hundreds of miles to reach water had a doubt that community-led conservation works; we've seen it first-hand with the return of forest elephants
- What Forest Carbon Durability Looks Like on the Ground
community partnership, and field-based conservation management has contributed to the return of forest elephants Read more: https://www.wildlifeworks.com/post/elephant-conservation-africa-drc 6. For example: The Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project (Kenya): Trained ranger teams and community partners
- Karibu
He saw a cycle of violence between the rangers, poachers and wildlife that prevented any chance for long-term
- Great Grevy’s Rally – Grevy Zebra Cencus Count
Four teams from Wildlife Works, made up of 6 rangers, divided up the zones where there have been known Thank you to all the Wildlife Works rangers who took part! #extinction #Wildlife #Kenya #zebra
- Women’s Agency Grows in the Greenhouse at the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project
Lusario Widows’ Group works in a greenhouse provided by Elephant Cooperation and constructed by the Wildlife
- Floods in Indonesia: A Essay on Despair and Hope
about charity, but about causes: deforestation, palm oil expansion, mining, national parks devastated, elephants
- Wildlife Works Marks World Environmental Day With Town Clean Up and Climate Change Education
Wildlife Works Rangers lead the procession to the communal cleaning of Kamtonga Primary School. From left: Community Relations Manager Laurian Lenjo, Head Ranger Eric Sagwe and Community Relations
- Employee Spotlight: Lawson Henderson, Validation & Verification Manager
Elephant at the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project in Kenya Q: What's your personal connection to nature?
- All work and no play? Forest Carbon Credit Sales Fund New Phys. Ed. clothing for students!
Each item is made of organic cotton, features the Wildlife Works’ elephant logo, and is funded by the
- Welcoming Mai Ndombe in the DRC to the Wildlife Works REDD+ Portfolio
Photo by realanimalslife.com The region is also home to many other animals such as forest elephants and
- The Mai Ndombe REDD+ Project's Contribution to the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals
rainforest and the 16 high conservation value species, including critically endangered bonobos and forest elephants













