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Sharing knowledge
Regularly exchanging knowledge with our partners enables us to co-develop effective conservation programmes, assess their ongoing impacts and ensure that everyone remains engaged, enabled and coordinated in their implementation.
Our array of community outreach programmes is designed to facilitate information, knowledge-sharing and implementation and knowledge exchange with local people. This work centres around our Community Liaisons, who live in the communities and so are best-placed to be the first point of contact.
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Knowledge-sharing is also central to much of our practical work. For example:
Our fortified livestock enclosures work includes demonstrations, access to materials and support in building livestock enclosures that help prevent predation.
The Lion Ranger programme provides training for rangers to help them address human-carnivore conflict.
Our Lion Friendly Livestock programme actively shares information on sustainable rangeland management practices and builds financial awareness among pastoralist people to help reduce economic reliance on livestock.
Poison Awareness Training enables community members to improve human and environmental health by avoiding the mis-use of poisons.
Whether it is during a community household visit, film night, workshop, training event, stakeholder meeting, publication of a scientific paper, or a roadside conversation, continuously working to share as much knowledge as possible allows everyone to make informed decisions that strengthen conservation impacts.
