Human-Wildlife Conflict Prevention
Human-Wildlife Conflict Prevention
Every day, lions and other large carnivores are killed as their habitats collide with expanding human communities. APW reduces human-wildlife conflict through innovative solutions that balance science and technology with traditional knowledge.
OUR IMPACT
1,327+
Living Walls positively impacting more than 17,150 people every day
500
lions in a local population protected
50
Warriors for Wildlife preventing human-wildlife conflict in 30 communities

Living Walls
Living Walls are environmentally friendly corrals that keep livestock safe. To build a Living Wall, community members plant a circle of trees to serve as posts for chainlink fencing. As the trees grow, they add height to the wall and create an impenetrable barrier. Living Walls prevent livestock attacks by large carnivores with a 99% success rate.
Warriors for Wildlife
Warriors for Wildlife are community-led teams that prevent human-wildlife conflict across five programmatic areas. Team members guide the installation of Living Walls, collect real-time data about conflict events, and help locate lost livestock at pasture.


Northern Tanzania Big Cats Conservation Initiative
The Northern Tanzania Big Cats Conservation Initiative helps to preserve some of Tanzania’s most threatened big cat populations. Because lions, leopards, and cheetahs move widely outside of protected areas, community support is essential to saving these endangered species.
Fund a Living Wall and help prevent human-wildlife conflict.
For $500, you can support the construction of a Living Wall in one of our conservation landscapes.
Fund a Living Wall and help prevent human-wildlife conflict.
For $500, you can support the construction of a Living Wall in one of our conservation landscapes.
