Serengeti, home of the world’s greatest migration, also boasts an ideal climate, excellent soil for agriculture and growing economic opportunities. Despite these advantages, many of its residents live in extreme poverty. Amos Masana Matiko used to be one of these...
Knowledge sharing is a huge focus for the Grumeti Fund. Contributing to the larger conservation community when it comes to impact driven solutions on the ground is really important to the team. Learning from people and organizations around the world...
Responding to COVID-19 The Relationships department has taken on a new role with the arrival of COVID-19 – to help equip and prepare local communities for the possible spread. Newly appointed Grumeti Fund Relationships Manager, David Mwakipisile, moved out...
Art for Good Over the last week we have seen an enormous amount of support from around the world and we are so appreciative of all the people who took part in the RISE Up challenge on...
Field Ranger Training An Update by Andrew Crichton from Veterans for Wildlife: We face uncertain times – there is no question of that. However, without sounding too cliched, in every challenge lies opportunity. Some things in our world...
Special thanks to our donors, partners, supporters and followers for fueling such incredible impact in Tanzania! Alone you can only do so much. Together we can make a difference! Download Impact Report PDF ...
The desire to fly is an idea handed down to us by our ancestors who, in their gruelling travels across trackless lands in prehistoric times, looked enviously on the birds soaring freely through space, at full speed, above all obstacles,...
Due to COVID-19, the Tanzanian government issued a shutdown for all group gatherings. In partnership with district health authorities and local government, the Grumeti Fund team activated communication and awareness campaigns related to health and best practices with thousands of local...
Equality in the western Serengeti While we have not solved inequality and women around the world continue to suffer from marginalization – whether you are in Africa or America – we can see significant progress being made....
Protecting Wildlife and Human Lives in the Western Corridor of the Serengeti A 30 km long (soon to be 60 + km) fence stands along the northern border of the Grumeti concessions. This fence is the first...
Lost in Translation: The Hardship Of Transitioning From Swahili Primary Education To English Secondary Education It’s two months into Form I (grade 8) but it’s clear as day that Mwamvita wouldn’t be successful here. Although she successfully...
A Rhino Love Story It’s Valentine’s Day and the thing we are most in love with at the moment is a very sweet black rhino calf named Zaituni (Kiswahili for Olive). Zaituni actually came to us in...
