Innovating for Balance
2019 Annual Report
Innovating for Balance
2019 Annual Report
African People & Wildlife (APW) partners with local communities to create effective, sustainable solutions that improve the lives of rural Africans while protecting the natural world.
Community, Conservation, and Collaboration
The support and active engagement of local communities is a critical component of securing a healthy future for our planet. This essential publication—created by African People & Wildlife in partnership with the National Geographic Society—provides lessons, strategies, and best practices to anyone working to engage and empower communities in the process of enhanced conservation and natural resource management.
Community, Conservation, and Collaboration
The support and active engagement of local communities is a critical component of securing a healthy future for our planet. This essential publication—created by African People & Wildlife in partnership with the National Geographic Society—provides lessons, strategies, and best practices to anyone working to engage and empower communities in the process of enhanced conservation and natural resource management.
Community, Conservation, and Collaboration
The support and active engagement of local communities is a critical component of securing a healthy future for our planet. This essential publication—created by African People & Wildlife in partnership with the National Geographic Society—provides lessons, strategies, and best practices to anyone working to engage and empower communities in the process of enhanced conservation and natural resource management.
OUR IMPACT
Since 2005, APW has created positive, lasting change for thousands of people and wildlife in northern Tanzania. We continually strengthen our programs by measuring their impact through science-based approaches.
1,100+
Living Walls constructed across five programmatic areas in northern Tanzania
7,000+
schoolchildren taught about environmental issues
1,260+
women involved in sustainable enterprise development across 77 women’s groups
8
consecutive years of increasing or stable herbivore populations across targeted monitoring area
Our Response to the COVID-19 Crisis
Throughout these challenging times, APW remains steadfast in our commitment to empowering rural communities, conserving vulnerable wildlife, and protecting the wildlands they all depend on.
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More than 88% of all donations directly support our conservation programs.
Your support creates real change for Africa’s people and wildlife.
More than 88% of all donations directly support our conservation programs.
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