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Earth Day 2026, constructive solutions to fragile coexistence
Human–wildlife conflict is no longer a distant conservation issue. It is a daily reality for communities living alongside wildlife, and it is intensifying as climate pressures, land use change, and habitat loss push people and animals into closer contact. Across Africa, the consequences are immediate. Crops are destroyed overnight. Livelihoods are put at risk. In some cases, lives are lost. For wildlife, the outcome is just as stark, with retaliatory killings and habitat loss driving already vulnerable species closer to extinction. At Pelorus Foundation, we work with frontline partners to turn conflict into coexistence, supporting practical, community-led solutions that protect both people and wildlife.
Pelorus Foundation Impact Report 2025
British sugar over bees?
What is thiamethoxam and how does it affect our bee population and the rest of the environment?
Killed for Keratin: The Illegal Wildlife Trade
The Ocean Farmers
As well as generating marine protein, ocean farms help to regenerate marine ecosystems.
Community Participation In Marine Protected Areas
Could Citizen Science Be the Cure to Ocean Health?
Training Rangers to Fight Crime
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