Impact Summary
Impact
Our programs positively impact 80 rural communities in six critical conservation landscapes across Tanzania.
African People & Wildlife's strategic and holistic conservation model is designed to benefit both people and wildlife while helping to preserve the natural environment for future generations.
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.
See the Latest Impact in our Annual Reports
Discover stories of remarkable communities and incredible animals driving our conservation efforts across Tanzania. APW's Annual Report offers a chance to explore the latest impact stats, financials, and our ambitious plans for the year ahead.
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Making a Difference
2,100+
Living Walls constructed across northern Tanzania
11
consecutive years of increasing or stable herbivore populations across targeted monitoring area
800,000+
acres of critical grasslands managed by communities
24,400+
family members positively impacted by Living Walls, protecting livestock valued at $39 million every day
1,944
members involved in sustainable enterprise development across 104+ women’s groups
23+
tons of crude honey harvested by women's groups
165
Warriors for Wildlife promoting peaceful coexistence
19,650+
schoolchildren reached through environmental education activities
5,600+
adults estimated to be reached via natural resource management training
Where We Work
African People & Wildlife works to protect endangered wildlife and empower rural communities across six critical landscapes in Tanzania – an area totaling 3+ million acres.