Rock hyraxes live in colonies of approximately 50 individuals in natural crevices of rocks or bolders. They live in groups with one territorial male and up to 20 females and their young.

Green Living Project Announces New Media Expedition
Oct 08, 2008

Green Living Project recently featured AWF's conservation initiatives on Manyara Ranch, a 44,000-acre ranch that sits in a critical wildlife corridor between Tarangire and Lake Manyara National Parks.

LOS ANGELES, CA—The Green Living Project, a leading media production and marketing company focused on global sustainability initiatives, will return to Africa this month to document a broad range of unique and successful sustainability projects.

As in its previous expedition, the Green Living Project team will visit and profile AWF projects that conserve wildlife and other natural resources in ways that benefit people. The resulting reports, videos and photographs will be incorporated into the company’s content distribution platforms to educate and inspire individuals and communities to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle.

These and other sustainability projects will also be featured at various consumer events such as the Washington DC and San Francisco Green Festivals in November and the expanded “Green Living Project Lecture Series” starting in January 2009.

To read the full press release, click here.

To read about previously featured AWF projects, click here.



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