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Conserving nature requires people. That's why we’ve devoted a portion of our web site to recognizing some of the people who have helped advance the Conservancy’s ambitious goals across Africa. New features are added to this page regularly, so please come back to meet the people dedicated to protecting Africa's lands and waters.
TNC helped GBM identify through watershed demonstration exercises the most ecologically important watersheds, areas where GBM could make the biggest difference in terms of people's lives. © Adam Whelchel (TNC)
Adam Whelchel discusses his latest experiences working with the Green Belt Movement. Read more
Scott Jurek blogs about running with Team Nature and the lead-up to this June’s Safaricom Marathon, a fundraiser for conservation and communities in Kenya. See posts
The Conservancy's Caroline Byrd and daughter with Maasai wildlife scouts in Tanzania. © Caroline Byrd/TNC
Caroline Byrd shares stories and photos from Tanzania where she's helping community rangers and scouts more effectively monitor and protect wildlife. Explore now
Kristen P. Patterson recounts how a human tragedy inspires her conservation work in Africa. Read more
Africa program director David Banks shares his experiences in the field and views on conservation in his ongoing column. Hear from David
Conservation Director Matt Brown takes you behind the scenes to share the highs (local people) and lows (biting ants!) of working in Africa. Explore now
Adam Whelchel's Conservancy fellowship took him from Connecticut to Kenya, where he talked water with Green Belt Movement founder Wangari Maathai. Read more
Chairman of the Board Roger Milliken Jr. journeys to Africa and gets an up-close look at bull elephants, Samburu warriors and the future of the Conservancy. Learn more
"I couldn’t have asked for a better experience to deepen my love of Africa." Read more from this Nature Conservancy supporter's travel journal. View slideshow
Director David Banks discusses the Africa program's progress since launching in 2006, and where it still needs to go. Read the interview
Daniel White reflects on the Conservancy's work along the mighty Zambezi River — and shares a few of his best photos. Explore
We need to act now, before it's too late. Watch the Video, Take Action
We're addressing Latin America's most pressing conservation issues. Read the Story