
Protecting animals in Africa
We work with governments and institutions to protect animals. Through education we help people to live peacefully with the animals that share their lives
Living with Elephants in Tanzania

Wild elephants like to eat sweet maize and watermelons growing in local farmer’s crops. People commonly resort to inhumane tactics such as poisoned meat, spear-traps, pesticides in watermelons or arsenic in waterholes to protect livelihoods.
We work with people who live alongside elephants, to become their defenders and to secure their survival. Using a combination of chilli fences and bee hives we work with communities to create natural barriers that stop elephants from entering or destroying farms.
Learn how we're encouraging farmers to live peacefully with elephants.