A F WILDLIFE FOUNDATION INC
EIN 85-1552861 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Animal (D12)
What they do
Wildlife of Africa Conservation Initiative (WACI): In 2023, WACI Reached Over 15 Coastal Communities and Trained 120 Volunteers Through Its Conservation Programs. Project Ariyike Focused On Sea Turtle Conservation, Educating 500+ Students and Community Members On Wildlife Protection. WACI Rescued and Relocated 127 Poached Turtle Eggs, Secured Lagos States Approval for Turtle Nesting Monitoring, and Launched A GPS-based Tracking System for Sea Turtles. In Old Oyo National Park, WACIs Pangolin Research Engaged Local Communities and Officials, Benefiting 10 Villages With Education On Pangolin Protection. The Vulture Conservation Training In South Africa Strengthened WACIs Conservation Capabilities, With Two Volunteers Completing The Program. WACIs Work Has Reduced Poaching Incidents and Increased Community Involvement In Wildlife Preservation.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2020
- Location
- 609 FREDERICK ST, CUMBERLAND, MD 21502-1733
- County
- Allegany
- In care of
- Felix Abayomi