Picking up trash protects the environment and keeps our surroundings beautiful, also it saves wildlife. Plastic bags and twine can trap birds and other smaller animals, hurting or killing them or making them easy prey. Zoos and aquariums often have wildlife conservation efforts, help spread the word about or work to support wild animals through […]
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We believe in community-led conservation The Akashinga model brings conservation and community together whilst creating vital education and employment opportunities for communities in rural Africa. More than Just Gender Equality In conservation, women are outnumbered by men in front-line roles by as much as 100:1.  By empowering t he Akashinga program it will motivate to
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We envision a world where Africa’s people and wildlife coexist and thrive in vibrant, healthy landscapes. Our Guiding Principles Our Theory of Change recognizes that by understanding the needs of both people and wildlife—and by learning together and investing in people—we create a collaborative working environment Our 2030 Strategic Plan We are collaborating with communities
Women for America First, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit “dark money” group, played a central role in securing the permit for the January 6th rally. Their primary funding came from a substantial $300,000 donation from Publix supermarket heir Julie Jenkins Fancelli. The rally’s list of organizers included Rule of Law Trust and Turning Point, two dark
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