AWF at COP30

AWF at COP30

As delegates gather in Brazil for the UN Climate Conference (COP30), AWF continues to advocate for locally-led sustainable solutions with communities at the frontline that advance climate resilience across the continent.

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Restoring Bura River: A Local Chief’s Fight Against Climate Change in Tsavo Landscape, Kenya

In the heart of Kenya’s Tsavo Conservation Area, Simon Mwakio  Mwangemi stands out as a passionate conservationist deeply connected to his community and the land that has sustained generations.… Read more

Zamo Yves standing in his 3.5 hectare cocoa farm in Nnemeyong in Southern Cameroon

From Poacher to Cocoa Farmer: Zamo Yves’ Path to Conservation in Cameroon

African Ministers at the inaugural Africa Biodiversity development Summit in Gaborone, Botswana

Africa’s Time for Nature: Why the Africa Biodiversity Summit Matters

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We’re working to ensure wildlife and wild lands thrive in modern Africa.

Our multi-faceted approach ensures conservation strategies work for wildlife and people.

People gathered at APAC Congress Rwanda 2022

Leading for Wildlife

A Masai Giraffe in Nairobi National Park with the city in the background

Living with Wildlife

Caring for Wildlife banner: Elephants at the Watering Hole

Caring for Wildlife