Join us in Kasigau, Kenya where Wildlife Works, in partnership with the community and wildlife, reduce carbon emissions from deforestation and keep these vital forests thriving.
In this video you will learn firsthand how investing in the communities that protect our most precious resources results in a reduction of harmful carbon emissions and prevents the need for slash and burn for subsistence.
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In partnership with the forest community and land owners, Wildlife Works protects over 500,000 acres of dry land forest with over 11,000 wild elephants that live in this ecosystem (2000+ of those elephants call Rukinga their permanent home).
Funding is distributed for social programs that impact over 116,000 local people. All this is possible with the jobs sustained through the sale of Wildlife Works products.
