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Laikipia’s Collared Elephants Paving the Way for Peaceful Coexistence
Space for Giants
We’re on a mission to help protect Africa’s remaining natural ecosystems and the large wild animals they contain, while bringing major social and economic value to local communities and national governments.
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WHAT WE DO
Landscape conservation and investment.
Enhancing human-elephant co-existence.
Combating wildlife crime through our Wildlife Law and Justice programme.
We work across Africa’s iconic landscapes to unlock the full value of nature.
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OVERVIEW
Established in 2011 in Kenya.
We operate in 9 countries in Africa.
We are making an impact through our 7 Conservation Programmes.
Launched Green 14 to provide carbon finance to underwrite the cost of conservation for Africa’s heritage landscapes.
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OUR IMPACT
Since 2016, we built and maintained 350 km of fencing across Kenya, Uganda and Gabon.
Reduced crop-raiding by 90% in the Queen Elizabeth Conservation Area in Uganda due to fencing.
Protected over 290,000 people’s livelihoods in Kenya, Uganda, and Gabon by reducing crop-raiding incidents.
How to Get Involved
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Support Us
At Space for Giants, we are working everyday to protect Africa's remaining natural ecosystems. By donating to us, you are making a difference and are creating a space for hope for people and wildlife across the continent.
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Conservation Stories
The Space for Giants African Conservation Journalism Programme supports, empowers, and mentors professional reporters working for African national print, online or broadcast media.
Space for Giants
From the land to the sea, Africa is home to kingdoms of biodiversity. These spaces are inhabited by some of the most endangered species on the planet, support the livelihoods of local communities and ensure a healthy planet for us all.