From Hive to Thrive: Investing in Women Beekeepers
Discover how our Women's Beekeeping Initiative in rural Tanzania empowers women, conserves natural resources, and promotes sustainable coexistence. Explore the impact in our ArcGIS StoryMap and see the latest updates on the Queen Bee leadership program.
Winter Field Report: New Milestone for Living Walls!
With 2,000 Living Walls and counting, we're ramping up human-wildlife coexistence programs across Tanzania. See what's ahead for this program as well as beekeeping, youth education, rangeland monitoring, and more.
Behind the Scenes: Reflecting on a Visit to Tanzania's Nature and Communities
Molly Dodge, APW's Director of Conservation Partnerships, shares her recent on-the-ground experiences in Tanzania. From meeting team members to engaging with local communities, her reflections are a glimpse into our commitment to biodiversity and coexistence.
Thriving Together: Celebrating 2023 Highlights
Explore our year with some of the most memorable photos and activities, showcasing conservation successes and community empowerment across Tanzania.
Fall Field Report: Rangelands, Women, and Community Resilience on the Rise
From Living Walls near Mikumi National Park to new beekeepers in Ngoley, our team has been driving programs forward in landscapes across Tanzania. See the latest updates and photos.
Rangeland Restoration: A Collaborative Journey Across Tanzania
The Sustainable Rangelands Initiative has made significant progress building capacity for conservation among traditional leaders, empowering people with skills and tools to monitor rangeland health, and actively restoring vital grazing lands supporting wildlife corridors.