The East African Wild Life Society
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The Society was founded in 1961 when the Wildlife Societies of Tanzania and Kenya – both founded in 1956 – together with Ugandan wildlife enthusiasts joined hands. In the half century of its existence, the Society has become a household name and the leading voice of conservation in the region.

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Our members are committed to conservation and communities living side by side with wildlife. We don’t do it for them: we do it with them. EAWLS stands for sound governance of our dwindling natural resources, for rational policies that promote best practice and to defend the wildlife and habitat of East Africa.

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July 8th, 2010
All hail the Greenline

By Dennis Sang
EAWLS is supporting a tree planting initiative by Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) and Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) aimed at marking the boundary of the Nairobi National Park to protect it from encroachment and pollution.
Dubbed The Nairobi Greenline and launched on June 5, 2010 to commemorate World Environment Day, the project targets to [...]


July 8th, 2010
Climate Change takes its toll on Pastoralists

By Gideon Bett
Close to 10 million people, three million of them pastoralists, are at risk of starvation in the Horn and East African Region due to adverse effects of climate change in the region, according to U.N. and other agencies.
Drought is threatening lives and livelihoods of pastoralists, they said. This is due to combination of [...]

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