Empowering Africa’s Rangers, Defending Africa’s Wildlife.
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Walk With Rangers
Walk With Rangers
East Africa’s first non-profit dedicated to focusing on ranger welfare, facilitation and empowerment with an aim to enhance wildlife protection and conservation. Working primarily in Kenya’s Tana Delta ecosystem, our projects focus on anti-poaching, safeguarding critical habitats, engaging with local communities to sensitize them on the
East Africa’s first non-profit dedicated to focusing on ranger welfare, facilitation and empowerment with an aim to enhance wildlife protection and conservation. Working primarily in Kenya’s Tana Delta ecosystem, our projects focus on anti-poaching, safeguarding critical habitats, engaging with local communities to sensitize them on the importance of wildlife and environmental preservation; and ensuring rangers all across Kenya are better equipped and trained in critical life-saving First Aid and field communication and tracking skills. We also respond to any reports of injured or trapped wildlife in urban areas as well as rural zones.
Walk With Rangers
Walk With Rangers
Walk With Rangers
Immerse yourself in the world of frontline conservation. Every year, we give 10 people the opportunity to have a situational experience of a lifetime. Living with rangers and working alongside them as they endure harsh terrain and climates, all to protect the precious biodiversity of our planet. All proceeds go towards empowering rangers
Immerse yourself in the world of frontline conservation. Every year, we give 10 people the opportunity to have a situational experience of a lifetime. Living with rangers and working alongside them as they endure harsh terrain and climates, all to protect the precious biodiversity of our planet. All proceeds go towards empowering rangers further through our projects, and we can promise you a friendship that will stand the test of time as you traverse our wilderness among the finest wildlife warriors in East Africa.
Waya
Walk With Rangers
Raabia Hawa
The communities around the Tana Delta are primarily farmers and livestock herders. Some live a nomadic pastoral lifestyle, while many others live permanently alongside the riverline. This inherently exposes them to higher risks of Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC). In many community areas, the people are living below the poverty line, with no
The communities around the Tana Delta are primarily farmers and livestock herders. Some live a nomadic pastoral lifestyle, while many others live permanently alongside the riverline. This inherently exposes them to higher risks of Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC). In many community areas, the people are living below the poverty line, with no access to proper medical care or transportation. Rangers are often the first responders in times of crisis. At Ulinzi Africa Foundation, we are committed to working with the Kenya Wildlife Service to respond to HWC reports, facilitating hospital transportation, conducting First Aid where possible, and responding to calls from farmers to help them drive wildlife out of their crop farms and safeguard their harvests. We are also now looking into longer-term solutions through beehive fencing and will implement this once a structural plan is compiled.
Raabia Hawa
Walk With Rangers
Raabia Hawa
Executive Director, Ulinzi Africa Foundation, When we launched in 2014 as East Africa’s first non-profit focused on improving ranger welfare, empowerment and facilitation, I never imagined we would gain as much traction and support as we have in our short lifespan as an organisation. For this, I wish to extend my heartfelt gratitude to
Executive Director, Ulinzi Africa Foundation, When we launched in 2014 as East Africa’s first non-profit focused on improving ranger welfare, empowerment and facilitation, I never imagined we would gain as much traction and support as we have in our short lifespan as an organisation. For this, I wish to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all our donors and supporters; with your help we are already mobilising rangers in critical ecosystems in Kenya.
Ulinzi Conservation Coffee
A Coffee a Day Keeps the Poacher
Ulinizi Conservation Coffee, a groundbreaking partnership between Guka’s Coffee and Ulinizi Africa Foundation. In a world where agriculture and wildlife conservation often clash, we've merged the two, creating a harmonious blend that not only satisfies your love for cravings but supports a greater cause.Indulge in a cup that not only satisfies your coffee cravings but also fuels the conservation movement—one sip at a time.
Ulinizi Coffee
VL Consulting and Ulinzi Africa Foundation collaborate with Walk With Rangers to ensure anti-poaching initiatives, habitat preservation, and community education—a comprehensive approach to conservation.
With every purchase of Ulinizi Conservation Coffee, you’re contributing to the defence of Africa’s wildlife and the enhancement of biodiversity as fifty percent of the profits go directly to safeguarding the Lamu and Tana River ecosystems, two of Kenya’s biodiversity hotspots.
Contribute towards Ulinzi's conservation projects.
We have partnered with Generation Awakening to collect funds to support our Ranger Unit. Generation Awakening is a 501(c)3 nonprofit public charity. Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
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