Some of the most powerful conservation work in Africa never makes headlines, just years of quiet impact shaping wild spaces. That’s why the Diane Skinner Awards exists. At BCC 2026, we honoured the 2024 & 2025 recipients. Read more: bit.ly/dianeskinner

Join @wiomsa & the ALU School of Wildlife Conservation for a webinar on coastal & marine nature-based tourism in the Western Indian Ocean. 🗓 28 May 2026 | 12:00 PM EAT (11:00 AM CAT) 📌 Register: bit.ly/3qydw2u #CoastalTourism #WesternIndianOcean #BlueEconomy

At #BCC2026, the conversation goes beyond protecting nature. We are exploring how conservation can power livelihoods, innovation, and long-term economic growth across Africa. #BCC2026 #Conservation #Africa #wildlifeconservation #alusowc

1 week to go! #BCC2026 The future of Africa’s wildlife economy takes centre stage, moving conservation from ideas to action. Nairobi, Kenya | March 4–7 Final seats available: bit.ly/bcc-2026 #BusinessOfConservation #Africa #Conservation

Morocco’s forests support ~7M livelihoods, and argan oil creates 20M+ workdays for rural women. With USD 2B fisheries and sites like Souss-Massa, the wildlife economy is promising. Explore how nature and livelihoods grow together. Download the report: bit.ly/sowc-morocco

From fallen leaves to predator leftovers, every by-product becomes a resource in the wild. When taking nature’s lead, we build a future where waste fuels life. 💚 Discover nature’s blueprint for the circular economy: bit.ly/pvnc-ce #ALUSOWC #August2025 #natureinspired

When communities recycle, ecosystems thrive! From fishing nets reborn as new products to organic waste nurturing community tree nurseries, circular economy practices are transforming trash into conservation hope. Read More here: bit.ly/clf-ce

Nature wastes nothing, and neither should we. We're creating a future where conservation is part of everything we do. 🔗 Learn more: sowc.alueducation.com #CircularEconomy #AfricanConservation #ALUSOWC

On 8–9 August 2025, the School of Wildlife Conservation team, alongside our passionate Conservation Mission students, journeyed to Akagera National Park for an unforgettable field immersion. It was learning in the wild, where theory met the rhythm of the savanna.

Angola report is now live! From iconic wildlife and vibrant ecosystems to untapped opportunities in ecotourism and fisheries, this report dives deep into how Angola can build a sustainable, nature-based economy. 👉 Download the full report now: bit.ly/sowc-angola

Article: Circular Innovation for Africa’s Tomorrow From e‑waste hubs in Abidjan to entrepreneurial innovations in Kigali, ACEF is forging a future where growth is inclusive, green, and circular. Discover how to get involved here: bit.ly/article-ce

Call for Participants: Free Virtual Training of Trainers on Biotrade Apply now by completing this short survey: bit.ly/biotrade-tot View module and learning unit outlines here: bit.ly/sowc-tot-modules

Theme of the Month: Circular Economy in Conservation What if waste wasn't waste, but opportunity? Join us as we explore how nature’s cycles can inspire smarter systems that regenerate, not deplete. #ALUSOWC #ThemeOfTheMonth #SustainableFuture #EcoInnovation

We’re excited to launch the 2024 End-of-Year Report from the ALU School of Wildlife Conservation. 🔗 Download the report and read more here: bit.ly/sowc-report

Join the BIRA Accelerator Program Gain business development support, investment readiness training, and fundraising guidance to scale your impact. ✅ Apply by 12 September 2025 Apply Now: bira.earth/application-form/ Learn More: bira.earth/

Today is International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem! Mangroves are more than trees—they are lifelines for biodiversity, buffers for coastal communities, and powerful carbon sinks in the fight against climate change. Happy World Mangroves Day!

Time + Tide Foundation is hiring a full-time Island Sustainability & Conservation Manager. 📍 On-site | Western Indian Ocean Applications reviewed on a rolling basis Apply now: bit.ly/iscm-tat Send your documents to: [email protected]

From seaweed farming to strategic partnerships, marine and coastal biosphere reserve managers from 9 African nations united in Zanzibar to share knowledge, spark collaboration, and build a sustainable future for our ocean communities. 🔗 Read more here: bit.ly/article-unesco