Severe water scarcity is one of the biggest causes of Human-Wildlife Conflict. Putting people, livestock, and wildlife in Kenya at risk. Unpredictable dry spells and prolonged droughts fueled by climate change are making it worse. But there's hope! WWF-Kenya is working with communities to make "Water for All” a reality. This means providing life-saving water for people, their livestock, and Kenya's magnificent wildlife. Thank you! Your generous donations helped construct a 6-million-litre solar-

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Adopting effective approaches to mitigate human wildlife conflict in the South Katavi Ecosystem, Tanzania

Human–wildlife conflict remains a significant challenge to the survival of both people and wildlife. Our support extends across Nkala GMA, providing affordable, safe, and practical mitigation solutions that promote sustainable livelihoods for communities living near national parks, while encouraging peaceful coexistence with wildlife. Join Phinias Mwiinga, a human–wildlife conflict beneficiary in Nkala GMA, as he shares how these interventions are helping farmers better protect their crops and l

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