Three courageous women in Namibia, Malawi and Kenya lead frontline conservation teams prortecting endangered species, defending fragile habitats and supporting local communities. Your donation provides training, equipment and resources the teams need to protect endangered wildlife for generations.

Categories

  • Animals
  • Community Support & Development
  • Environment/​Conservation
Beneficiaries

  • General Public/​Humankind
  • Minority Groups
  • Women & Girls

Africa's wildlife is under growing threat from poaching, trafficking, habitat loss and pressure from people. Three remarkable women in Namibia, Kenya, and Malawi are leading teams on the frontline, taking responsibility for protecting wildlife and the places it depends on. However, leadership alone cannot do the job. Their ranger teams and wildlife guardians need the training, equipment and resources to face these threats safely and effectively.

Your support helps turn innovative conservation ideas into action, led by three remarkable women working in a traditionally male-dominated field. From tracking and rewildling pangolins, to protecting coastal and forest ecosystems and safeguarding wildlife, each brings a different approach shaped by local knowledge and experience. Funding provides the tools and capacity to put those ideas into practice, strenghtening conservation on the ground and help the work reach more people and places.

Lynn Clifford and Ranger Scouts in MalawiRaabia Hawa with rangers in KenyaLynn with team in elephant rescue operationRaabia and two rangers in bush operation
Categories

  • Animals
  • Community Support & Development
  • Environment/​Conservation
Beneficiaries

  • General Public/​Humankind
  • Minority Groups
  • Women & Girls

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