Donate Equipment for Scouts in the Congo
Basic Needs, Big Impact
AWF made history when it worked with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government to establish the Faunal Reserve of Lomako-Yokokala – a reserve of more than 3,600 square kilometers and one of the remaining habitats of the endangered great ape, the bonobo. This was a landmark achievement as it is the DRC’s first reserve that formally recognizes the local community in the development of its management plan.
But that was just the beginning. AWF has trained local research assistants and team leaders to help with biological surveys, detailed mapping, and recording human activity and bushmeat hunting. These scouts need basic equipment and resources to enable them to carry out their jobs on which the bonobos are depending.
A small gift from you can go a long way for the bonobos and scouts in the Congo.
Your gift now will support AWF’s work throughout the African continent and ensure Africa’s wildlife and wild lands endure forever.
