From empowering rangers to unlocking investment in nature - two days of impact, innovation, and partnership in Mombasa.
Yesterday, our team in Kenya joined the British High Commission in Mombasa for an inspiring showcase of British-funded projects making a difference across the country.
We showcased our work in Ranger Empowerment, strengthening law enforcement while building positive relationships between rangers and communities, alongside our anti-bushmeat campaign - both supported by the Darwin Initiative. We also demonstrated the live use of SERCA technology to monitor wild dogs, highlighting how innovation is strengthening conservation efforts.
Today, we took the conversation from conservation impact to investing in nature. At a roundtable convened by the Mombasa Chamber of Commerce, alongside the Deputy High Commissioner, we engaged business leaders on the growing opportunities for nature-positive investment.
Our spotlight? The Human-Wildlife Coexistence (HWCx) Outcome Bond - an innovative approach demonstrating how business and investment can help mobilise sustainable finance for people and wildlife to thrive together.
🌍 The message is clear: Conservation cannot rely on traditional funding alone. We need bold partnerships, innovative finance, and businesses ready to invest in a nature-positive future.
A big thank you to the British High Commission, the Mombasa business community, and all partners driving this important conversation.
The future of conservation is collaborative. The future of nature finance is now.