Attraction Bird Conservation

Programs

Our Work

Our programs connect conservation, education, practical skills and sustainable tourism to create opportunities for young people and communities.

01

Bird Conservation & Birding

Bird identification, birding, monitoring, conservation awareness, nature interpretation and sustainable birding tourism.

Group at the Beesley's Lark conservation sign

Birding is where conservation becomes practical. Participants learn to recognise species, record what they see, and explain it to others. Those are the same skills that underpin both monitoring work and professional guiding.

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02

Computer & Digital Skills

Building digital skills that support education, employment, communication and tourism.

Conservation work today involves records, reports, photographs, maps and online communication. Digital skills make young people employable well beyond the field.

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03

Girls in Birding & Tourism

Encouraging young women to participate in birding, conservation and tourism.

Young women birding in forest

Women remain under-represented among Tanzania’s field guides. This program works on the practical barriers of identification skills, English and confidence in front of visitors, and then on the connections that turn training into work.

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04

Tree Planting & Afforestation

Tree planting, environmental restoration and habitat protection.

Group holding tree seedlings

A tree planted is only the beginning. ABC pairs planting with the awareness and long-term care that decide whether a seedling becomes habitat.

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05

Environmental Education & Awareness

Building environmental knowledge among youth, students, communities and groups.

Community clean-up with collection bags

Sessions are adapted to the group, whether that is a school class, a youth group or a community meeting, and they are grounded in the species and habitats people can see around them.

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Youth Conservation & Tourism Skills

Connecting conservation education with career opportunities.

Uniformed trainees at a park viewpoint

Supported through collaboration with Attraction Bush College, this program is the bridge between what young people learn with ABC and the work they go on to do.

Career Areas

Learn. Participate. Conserve.

Every program is open to young people, schools, communities and partners who want to take part in conservation work in Tanzania.

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