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Chili Peppers Turn Farmers into Conservationists

June 16, 2016
Grace Kipwola is solely responsible for supporting her six kids, including paying school fees for two in secondary school. But elephants made it difficult for the Ugandan farmer to earn a steady income. When it’s harvest…

Chili peppers stop human-elephant conflict in northern Zimbabwe

March 6, 2020
One fine morning in 2019, Chenjerai Chimukoro woke up to a herd of nearly 70 elephants in his farm working their way through his sorghum, cotton, and maize plants. He knew that he had to act fast to save what was left of the crop and ensure that his…

Chili peppers are helping Uganda's elephants and farmers peacefully coexist

February 8, 2019
When it comes to biodiversity, Uganda is among the world’s most fortunate countries. It claims 10 percent of the world’s bird species (more than 1,000) and more than 340 species of mammals, including the elephant and the endangered mountain gorilla…

Children of the Forest: Madina School

February 20, 2024

Chiawa

July 26, 2023

Chewore

July 26, 2023

Chelsea Clinton Visits African Wildlife Foundation’s Conservation Projects in Southern Africa

August 2, 2013
Conservation NGO hosted vice chair of Clinton Foundation and other representatives on visit to local conservation-themed school, community-owned enterprise in Zambia LIVINGSTONE, Zambia, August 02, 2013 —The African Wildlife…

Chelsea Clinton Blogs About Africa's Elephant Poaching Crisis and Her Visit with AWF

August 20, 2013
Earlier this month we shared with you about Chelsea Clinton’s visit to African Wildlife Foundation’s (AWF’s) Kazungula Landscape—a critical area that is home to Africa’s largest elephant population. …

Cheetahs: The World's Fastest Land Animal

September 21, 2013
I have to admit, I’m not usually a big fan of cats. But, for whatever reason, I cannot help but be captivated by cheetahs. Maybe it’s their grace and agility or maybe it’s just the face of a cheetah cub, but I think these cats are incredible…

Cheetahs

July 5, 2023

Cheetah

February 22, 2013

Charting a new future for women in conservation

March 8, 2021
African Wildlife Foundation’s vision for conservation on the continent depends on the equal participation of women and youth in all aspects of biodiversity protection — from conservation science and policy to conservation enterprise and beyond. In…

Charly Facheux

February 3, 2023
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…

Charles R. Wall Young African Policy Fellows: Equipping Young African Biodiversity Negotiators

March 31, 2022
(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…

Charles R. Wall Leadership Programs’ impact on young Zimbabweans in conservation

July 14, 2023
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…

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