Wild Survivors
Wild Survivors Tanzania
Arusha, Tanzania
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Founded in 2016, Wild Survivors is a non-governmental organisation based in Arusha, Tanzania working on nature & wildlife conservation, community development, environment & climate.
Wild Survivors is a locally led conservation organisation working with communities in Tanzania to reduce human-elephant conflict, protect elephant corridors and restore ecosystems. Founded in 2016 by Francesca Mahoney, it operates in the Ngorongoro, Serengeti and Rukwa-Katavi ecosystems. Its community-led approach includes beehive fences, women-led beekeeping enterprises, permaculture, elephant and wildlife monitoring, soil analysis with farmers, and wildlife safety workshops with schools. The organisation is funded by donors and aims to strengthen coexistence between people and elephants, protect farmland and support sustainable livelihoods.
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Beehive Fences
Nature & Wildlife conservation · Tanzania
Suspended beehive fences along farm boundaries that deter elephants from crop-raiding and support beekeeping livelihoods.
Women and Bees Initiative
Community development · Tanzania
Training, equipment and a women's beekeeping enterprise hub supporting women-led honey enterprises.
Upper Kitete project
Nature & Wildlife conservation · Tanzania
Flagship project in Ngorongoro that reduced human-elephant conflict through beehive fencing and the NARI Women's Beekeeping Enterprise, with expansion to Kitete Village.
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Restor Life Awards finalist
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