🇷🇼Rwanda

Continues Dian Fossey's legacy with daily monitoring that protects over half of Rwanda's mountain gorilla families.

Rwanda's national bird was being kept as a status symbol in hotel gardens; a vet offered an amnesty, and now the cranes are back breeding in the country's biggest marsh.

A Rwandan-led NGO has regrown more than two-thirds of the Gishwati forest that genocide-era displacement helped destroy, turning restoration into a path to reconciliation and livelihoods.

In Rwanda's health centers, families identified as malnourished are trained to grow their own vegetables instead of waiting on food aid.