By Jane Okoth The ongoing drought in Kenya has led to a scarcity of water and food, causing elephant herds to roam long distances in...

By Jane Okoth Access to education remains one of the top focal issues for communities in the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project in Kenya. The...

By Jane Okoth At Wildlife Works, we believe that working closely with partners such as Kenya Wildlife Service is key to our conservation...

On 13th March 2023, our ranger team in Kenya received a call about a baby elephant that strayed from its herd and fell into a water...

At the Kasigau Corridor project in Kenya where the local community is heavily dependent on subsistence agriculture, climate change is...

A message to world leaders by Jane Okoth, Wildlife Works' Communications Officer in Kenya As some of the most developed countries in the...

Partnership Will Support Ghana’s Ambitious Emission Reductions and Nature Conservation Goals SHARM EL-SHEIKH, EGYPT, November [11], 2022...

To scale up high-quality Natural Climate Solutions (NCS), it has become mission-critical to build trust among different stakeholders. In...

Wildlife Works and The Nature Conservancy release the first in-depth guidance for the development of high-quality REDD+ (Reducing...

The Congo Basin in the Democratic Republic of Congo is the world’s second-largest tropical rainforest and largest carbon sink. The...

After COP26: Bridging the Great Divide

New Global Partnership Opens Door For Indigenous People, Traditional Owners and Local Communities to Directly Benefit from Private...