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Adopt a Ranger

Your donation, regardless of size, makes a meaningful impact on the ground. Each year we have to raise significant amount to cover our operation and expand to much needed areas of Arabuko-Sokoke…

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Your donation, regardless of size, makes a meaningful impact on the ground. Each year we have to raise significant amount to cover our operation and expand to much needed areas of Arabuko-Sokoke Forest protection.

$50Monthly scout rations

$250Monthly scout's salary

$500Monthly fuel and maintenance cost for one vehicle

$85010 beehives

$2,500Clearing of 20 km of forest trails

$5,000Campsite construction

$10,000Observation platform installation

$25,000Environmental education programme for 1000 kids

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Build a lasting connection with the ranger programme.

Recurring

Monthly sponsorship

Provide dependable support for salaries, boots, equipment, communications and patrol supplies.

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Annual

Annual sponsorship

Help fund a year of ranger readiness, training and field operations.

Sponsor a year

Flexible

General ranger support

Allow the team to direct funding to the most urgent ranger and patrol need.

Support the programme

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See the story in the forest.

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Giving can connect young people to conservation.

Wildlife protection benefits the whole forest landscape.

Evidence & transparency

Sources will be visible, not hidden.

FoASF field and programme records
Government and research partners
Current survey or monitoring report
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Operationally sensitive ranger, wildlife and location data will be generalised where necessary.

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