Are you in search of a profession in conservation that actively drives tangible change in native communities? Do you thrive…
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Might 2024 • Weblog • Akashinga
The Akashinga Ranger Report is a quarterly e-newsletter that places you behind-the-scenes with Africa’s plant-based, all-female Akashinga Rangers. You may…
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Akashinga and Preserve International Accomplice to Strengthen Inclusive Conservation Efforts within the Kunene Highlands, Namibia • Weblog • Akashinga
Kunene Highlands, Namibia – July 2, 2024: Akashinga, in collaboration with Preserve International and Kunene Conservation, is happy to announce…
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Channelling Conservation on the Mozambican Coast • Weblog • Akashinga
Because the world’s 35th largest nation, Mozambique is a melting pot of variety. Its geography stays an alluring aspect, and…
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October 2024 • Weblog • Akashinga
The Akashinga Ranger Report is a quarterly publication that places you behind-the-scenes with Africa’s plant-based, all-female Akashinga Rangers. You may…
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Now Defending Kgalagadi District 15 • Weblog • Akashinga
Kgalagadi District 15, Botwana – November 8, 2024: Akashinga, in partnership with Kalahari Analysis and Conservation (KRC) has teamed up…
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Educators and College students, In and Past the Classroom • Weblog • Akashinga
As we start winding down the yr, we replicate on what you helped us understand: for a more healthy and…
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Re-Greening Mindsets, One Tree at a Time • Weblog • Akashinga
Akashinga’s Phundundu conservancy in Zimbabwe’s Hurungwe District naturally comprised of dry, deciduous Miombo and Mopane woodland on rocky escarpments resulting…
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How Neighborhood-Led Motion is Defending Mozambique’s Shoreline • Weblog • Akashinga
Mozambique’s marine setting is a vibrant underwater world teeming with life. Its waters host an unbelievable array of creatures, from…
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Girls Trackers in Botswana’s Conservation Efforts • Weblog • Akashinga
Within the distant Kalahari area of Botswana, the indigenous San folks have cultivated a profound connection to the land over…
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