Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association supports a number of initiatives that benefit people and animals, including this cooperative which providing sewing training to women in the community ...

Can man and beast peacefully coexist? Conservationists are trying in Rwanda with silverback gorillas, whom they say have a lot in common with people.

KPRC 2 met Dr. Olivier Nsengimana in Rwanda while there learning about conservation programs the Houston Zoo supports. He’s currently the founder and executive director of the Rwanda Wildlife ...

Rwanda is on track to plant 300 million trees under the National Strategy for Transformation (NST2), with a strong focus on native species. NST2 is a five-year plan by the government, approved in ...

Rwanda is turning to ecotourism to bring more people into the country.

Naturewatch Foundation supports life-saving projects in Pakistan, Rwanda, Jamaica, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Naturewatch Foundation, a Cheltenham-based animal welfare charity, has awarded £ ...

“Ellen and Portia get so much joy from helping animals, their sanctuary in Rwanda is such a peaceful and happy place for them,” the source shares.

A new technology to process cassava peels into animal feed could help reduce Rwanda's reliance on imported cereals, lowering costs for farmers and boosting local production, according to the ...