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A Landmark Legal Win, Improving Conservation Enterprises, and Educating Youth
In this July issue of our e-newsletter, we are ecstatic to share news of a landmark court ruling that preserved a crucial wildlife migratory corridor adjacent to Amboseli National Park. ACC is proud to have played a supportive role in the legal process that led to the win. You’ll also read about how our restoration work continues to create positive conservation impacts as evidenced by the findings of a social economic survey conducted in the Amboseli ecosystem.
Join ACC in Celebrating Earth Day 🌍
Today the world commemorates Earth Day. This annual event rallies individuals, communities, institutions and nations to take action in safeguarding the future of the planet. This year’s theme is "Restore our Earth" focusing on natural processes, emerging green technologies, and innovative thinking that can restore the world’s ecosystems. ACC joins the global event by calling for conservation interventions that involve communities in addressing climate change challenges. Local communities play an active role in restoring our earth by conserving wildlife, water resources, and their ecosystems.
Stories of Hope, Our Thanks & Happy New Year!
Dear Friends & Partners of ACC,
While we faced unprecedented challenges in 2020 due to the pandemic, you—our loyal community—helped sustain and grow wildlife conservation programs that promote economic sustainability and resilient landscapes for people and nature. This interconnectedness of conservation and community is what ACC is all about. These stories of hope highlight your impact.
John Kamanga Wins 2020 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa
Congratulations to John Kamanga - Director, South Rift Association of Land Owners (SORALO), for winning the 2020 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa! African Conservation Centre celebrates you!
Read moreHonoring Women in Conservation on International Women’s Day & Everyday
When local Maasai women are economically-empowered, the environment is better managed, human wildlife conflict is reduced and their families and communities achieve better livelihoods. ACC honors the women…
News From the Field — January 2020
Dear Friends, Happy New Year! We are grateful to all of our conservation partners—communities, organizations, foundations, and donors who have helped us…
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