Impact at a Glance

Our strategic and holistic conservation model is designed to benefit both people and wildlife while helping to preserve the natural environment for future generations. Our programs positively impact 35 communities in six critical conservation landscapes across northern Tanzania.

Read our 2019 Annual Report to learn about our most recent accomplishments and programmatic updates.

Measuring Impact, Monitoring Effectiveness

APW takes a science-driven and adaptive approach to conservation and community development to ensure the maximum positive impact of our work. Access to timely, accurate, and detailed information enhances the efforts of our team and partners and enables us to continually evolve our programs. Our GIS department is fully integrated into all of our conservation initiatives, ensuring that each program is contributing to our holistic approach towards landscape connectivity.

Mobile Technologies Improve Performance

Our field teams across northern Tanzania utilize mobile technologies like Cybertracker, the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART), Survey123, and Collector for ArcGIS to collect and share real-time data to a cloud-based server. Our Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning, and Adaptation team then uses the ArcGIS platform to clean, analyze, and share the data, allowing us to respond to conflict, measure trends over time, and adapt our programs to changing conditions on the ground.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

1,327+

Living Walls constructed across five programmatic areas in northern Tanzania

8

consecutive years of increasing or stable herbivore populations across targeted monitoring area

787,252

acres of critical grasslands managed by communities

17,150+

family members in 35 communities positively impacted by Living Walls

1,500+

women involved in sustainable enterprise development across 100 women’s groups

16

tons of crude honey harvested by women's groups

50

Warriors for Wildlife promoting peaceful coexistence

7,000+

schoolchildren taught about environmental issues

2,000+

adults trained in natural resource management

2019 Annual Report

In 2019, African People & Wildlife continued to build on our track record of innovation with many exciting projects and achievements.

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2019 Annual Report

In 2019, African People & Wildlife continued to build on our track record of innovation with many exciting projects and achievements.

Read the Report

Impact at a Glance