Since 1971, we have sent more than 80,000 volunteers into the field to work with more than a thousand scientists on projects all over the world. This adds up to about 10 million people-hours of research, and that kind of energy yields results!

New - Samburu GIS data
This data, collected by Kenya Field Center staff and volunteers, will be used to help the Samburu people maintain a sustainable lifestyle and co-exist with wildlife.

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From conserving coastlines to improving public health

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