I am excited to share my article, which has been published in the latest edition (Winter 2024) of the Tufts University - The Fletcher School The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs!

Titled 'Global Challenges Like Climate Change Cannot be Met without Africa,' this piece delves into the

I am excited to share my article, which has been published in the latest edition (Winter 2024) of the Tufts University - The Fletcher School The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs!

Titled 'Global Challenges Like Climate Change Cannot be Met without Africa,' this piece delves into the

My settings this afternoon; 23rd April 2024; Mid Zambezi Valley 🇿🇼

Across continents and ecosystems, migratory species undertake awe-inspiring journeys, linking habitats and ecosystems in a delicate dance of life. However, rampant #habitatloss , #climatechange , and human encroachment have pushed many of these species to the brink of extinction.

Across continents and ecosystems, migratory species undertake awe-inspiring journeys, linking habitats and ecosystems in a delicate dance of life. However, rampant #habitatloss , #climatechange , and human encroachment have pushed many of these species to the brink of extinction.

It has been an exciting day of learning and interacting with our partners here in Kilombero. Together with Kilombero Sugar Company Limited, the government of Tanzania and NGOs including IUCN ESARO, STEPS and Reforest Africa, AWF has enabled the restoration and preservation of a critical

As we mark #EarthDay2024 , we are poignantly reminded of the monumental task of ensuring the well-being of our planet for current and future generations. The challenges we face are vast, but so are the opportunities for #positivechange .

Now more than ever, we need everyone to be

As we mark #EarthDay2024 , we are poignantly reminded of the monumental task of ensuring the well-being of our planet for current and future generations. The challenges we face are vast, but so are the opportunities for #positivechange .

Now more than ever, we need everyone to be

#Nature has been issuing warning signs for the last few decades, and as seen in the recent floods and severe droughts across cities like #Dubai around the world this past week, #climatechange impacts are not just an environmental imperative; they are a socio-economic imperative.

I am thrilled to announce a significant stride in advancing the U.S. Foundation for International Conservation Act (USFICA).

The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee has echoed the progress made by its House counterpart, propelling the USFICA forward. This legislation is a

I am thrilled to announce a significant stride in advancing the U.S. Foundation for International Conservation Act (USFICA).

The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee has echoed the progress made by its House counterpart, propelling the USFICA forward. This legislation is a

We must understand that the links between #biodiversity and #livelihoods and between #conservation and #poverty reduction are dynamic and local. To survive, we need to quickly start the process of marrying our human aspirations to #nature ’s abilities to accommodate and absorb our

Investing in #nature is not merely a luxury but a strategic imperative for future-proofing our investments. We must recognize the inherent value of ecosystems in providing essential services such as watershed protection, flood mitigation, erosion prevention, and food production.

Investing in #nature is not merely a luxury but a strategic imperative for future-proofing our investments. We must recognize the inherent value of ecosystems in providing essential services such as watershed protection, flood mitigation, erosion prevention, and food production.

Reflecting on an insightful discussion during the just concluded panel on 'African Cultural Ownership - Conservation, Governance, and Political Tool.' It was a privilege to engage with fellow experienced panelists: Mandisa Buthelezi, Gabrielle Tesfaye, Patrick Kabanda, and the

Reflecting on an insightful discussion during the just concluded panel on 'African Cultural Ownership - Conservation, Governance, and Political Tool.' It was a privilege to engage with fellow experienced panelists: Mandisa Buthelezi, Gabrielle Tesfaye, Patrick Kabanda, and the