Mar 6, 2026 · We're working to ensure wildlife and wild lands thrive in modern Africa. Our multi-faceted approach ensures conservation strategies work for wildlife and people.

At the African Wildlife Foundation, we’re working across the continent to ensure that wildlife conservation and economic development go hand in hand in modern Africa.

African Wildlife Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales 1128297 and a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales 6302494.

Contaction information for the African Wildlife Foundation. The AWF is headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, with international offices in Washington, D.C.; Livingston ...

In 1961, African Wildlife Leadership Foundation, later African Wildlife Foundation, was established to focus on Africa’s unique conservation needs. Learn more about AWF's history.

AWF’s support of leaders engaged in business, managing land, conserving wildlife, Where We Work countering wildlife trafficking, and enacting policy spans the continent and beyond. Our country and …

Mar 6, 2026 · —Laura Kohler, Chair, AWF Board of Trustees “The African Wildlife Foundation benefits from the talents of an outstanding, deeply engaged board. As CEO, I am excited about the energy, …

AWF 2024 Annual Report Visit the 2024 Digital Annual Report, or download the PDF below, available in both English and French.

May 22, 2024 · Why AWF? We Are a Citizen of Africa As Africa’s oldest and largest international conservation organization, the African Wildlife Foundation brings a uniquely African vision that puts …

The Cape buffalo is the largest and most common of savanna buffaloes. Learn how AWF conserves the abundant African buffalo and its forest-dwelling subspecies.