For more than 25 years, ACC has served as a champion of biodiversity conservation. Our approach is based on community interests and capacity, sound ecological science, and local leadership. For more than 25 years, ACC has served as a champion of biodiversity conservation. Our approach is based on community interests and capacity, sound ecological science, and local leadership. For more than 25 years, ACC has served as a champion of biodiversity conservation. Our approach is based on community interests and capacity, sound ecological science, and local leadership. For more than 25 years, ACC has served as a champion of biodiversity conservation. Our approach is based on community interests and capacity, sound ecological science, and local leadership. For more than 25 years, ACC has served as a champion of biodiversity conservation. Our approach is based on community interests and capacity, sound ecological science, and local leadership. 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.
Launch of SOKNOT-UNGANISHA program held at Sopa Lodge, Amboseli on 17 th March 2023
“Art for Conservation” Program Featured in PRINT Magazine
Email Newsletter: Highlights from the Year 2022, Part 2
Email Newsletter: Highlights from the Year 2022, Part 1
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A Landmark Legal Win, Improving Conservation Enterprises, and Educating Youth
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