

Elvis Kisimir Named Unsung Hero in Conservation
African People & Wildlife's Elvis Kisimir has been named a recipient of the Diane Skinner Award for the Unsung Hero in Conservation, recognizing sixteen years of community-led coexistence work in Tanzania.

Give to Gain: Opening Doors for Women and Girls in Conservation
Thirty years ago, women were rarely seen in conservation leadership. Today, women across Tanzania are helping guide decisions about land, wildlife, and community livelihoods. This International Women’s Day reflection shares why opening doors for women and girls strengthens conservation for everyone.
Standing Together: APW’s Top 10 Highlights of 2025
In 2025, progress showed up in unexpected ways, from quieter nights for families to new paths opening for elephants and lions. These ten highlights capture how years of shared effort are adding up to meaningful change across Tanzania.

20 Years of Impact: Looking Ahead to 20 Years More
In this final part of our anniversary reflections, take a look back at APW’s beginnings and get a forward view of the shared commitments and community partnerships shaping the next twenty years.

20 Years of Impact: Who We Are Now
This new part of our anniversary impact series shares a closer view of the people, values, and partnerships shaping APW today, and how this shared leadership strengthens our approach to holistic conservation.

20 Years of Impact: Leading the Way with ACTIVE Community Engagement
Based on 20 years of learning and listening, see how the ACTIVE Community Engagement framework is guiding practical, community-led conservation and development approaches across multiple regions.


