The Work Behind the Work: a Leadership Journey Home > Archive for Voices of Impact We often measure impact in hectares restored or species protected. But it also shows up…
The Long Run of Restoration Home > Archive for Voices of Impact Kenfrey Kipchumba grew up close to the Torok River in northwestern Kenya, in the shadow of the vast…
A global restoration wave is rising – and Africa is at its heart Home > Archive for Voices of Impact By Akshay Vishwanath and Peace NganwaWhere there’s a tree, there’s…
ACADIR: Planting peace in the soil Home > Archive for Voices of Impact At the southeastern tip of Angola, in the provinces of Cuando and Cubango, the scars of war…
The journey to WIOMSA: Shifting power to the people who know the ocean best Home > Archive for Voices of Impact At most marine science conferences, the people who live…
Culture, land, justice: the Ogiek fight for the Mau Forest Home > Archive for Voices of Impact On a crisp August morning in Nkareta near Kenya’s Mau Forest, music carries…
The ripple-effect of trust-based support Home > Archive for Voices of Impact The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) provided a three‑year grant with built‑in flexibility and core support to…
Reviving Zimbabwe’s Community Conservation Movement Home > Archive for Voices of Impact The roots of community-led conservation in Africa run deep, and they begin in Zimbabwe. Long before globally renowned…
Living with Lions: World Lion Day 2025 Home > Archive for Voices of Impact Lions have long been associated with strength, courage, and charisma. From The Lion King to African…
Convening for Conservation Impact in Madagascar Home > Archive for Voices of Impact By Jeremie Razafitsalama and Josia RazafindramananaWhen Association Tsimoka first began restoring the dry forests of Oronjia, we…
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