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With 25 years in strategy development, program implementation, and delivery across Africa, Charly is charged with delivering AWF’s global strategy and conservation results. He began as a researcher focused on the economics of forest resources…

(NAIROBI, KENYA - March 31, 2022)  The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF), in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), today launched the Charles R. Wall Young African Policy Fellows Program. The aim is to build a…

World Youth Skills Day 2023 is running under the theme ‘Skilling teachers, trainers and youth for a transformative future,’ highlighting the important role that educators play in providing skills for youth to actively engage in their communities and…

Kiringe, J.W., Mwaura, F. and Warinwa, F., 2016. Characterization of Water Source Types and Uses in Kirisia Forest Watershed, Samburu County, Kenya. Environment and Natural Resources Research, 6(3), pp.77-90.

Kiringe, J.W., Mwaura, F. and Warinwa, F., 2016. Characterization of Chyulu Hills Watershed Ecosystem Services in South-Eastern Kenya. Environment and Natural Resources Research, 6(3), p.65.

Ogutu, J., Owen-Smith, N., Piepho, H.P., Said, M.Y., Kifugo, S.C., Reid, R.S., Gichohi, H., Kahumbu, P. and Andanje, S., 2013. Changing wildlife populations in Nairobi National Park and adjoining Athi-Kaputiei Plains: collapse of the migratory…

.page-node-8132 .field--name-field-featured-image { display: none; } .video-holder { display: none; } .page-node-8132 .video-holder { display: block; } When the demand for elephant ivory and rhino horn escalated in the early 2010s…

Africa is anticipated to experience more than its fair share of climate change’s negative impacts, despite consuming just a fraction of the world’s fossil fuels.Given its size, vast natural resources and unique weather patterns, Africa is…

As the Africa Youth Climate Assembly kicks off on the sidelines of the Africa Climate Summit, the time is now to showcase the critical role that youth can play in shaping the scientific processes across multilateral environmental agencies. Dr. Lucy…

Sundowner Stories are a new blog series of first-hand stories going behind the scenes of AWF’s remarkable history. In the first installment, AWF Senior Vice President Craig Sholley explores how AWF’s innovative mountain gorilla conservation programs…

Being born in Nyanga, a tourist town endowed with rich biodiversity within its proximity, compelled me to pursue a profession in conservation. For those who have no idea about Nyanga, it is a majestic town that houses Nyanga Mountains—one of the Key…

Chance Conservationists is a series highlighting AWF staff who have embraced people-centered conservation in their professions despite coming from diverse academic fields. These remarkable individuals now espouse conservation values to propel the…

In Zimbabwe's Midlands Province, amidst the sweeping fields of Mberengwa, a young boy named Collins Shava dreamt of becoming an agronomist. Little did he know that his childhood experiences would set the stage for his remarkable journey as a…

Chance Conservationists is a series highlighting AWF staff who have embraced people-centered conservation in their professions despite coming from diverse academic fields. These remarkable individuals now espouse conservation values to propel the…