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Our projects
To date more than 800,000 children in Botswana, Tanzania, Kenya, Sierra Leone and Uganda have seen Nature for Kids innovative materials. The number is growing every day. Partner organizations have stated that the NfK program, because of its unique approach, is very inspiring for children as well as for teachers and has resulted in concrete activities in order to improve their natural surroundings such as building waste stations, cultivating crops, planting trees and providing healthy drinking water.
Over the years, Nature for Kids has built a good reputation and has proven to be a reliable partner organization that develops innovative educational materials.
More and more partner organizations want to work with our materials; there is a growing demand not only for the existing materials in several languages but also for new material.
At the moment the organization is developing unique educational materials and films to promote conservation of great apes and other primates in Africa. This will provide the first ape-conservation videos designed for African children. The gorillas, bonobos and chimpanzees are endangered because of industry driven deforestation and agriculture. The forests get more accessible and hunters get the opportunity to enter. The commercialization of primates as bush meat demands more and more victims. A lot of primates are mutilated or killed by accidental snaring resulting from poaching of other animals.
On the map you can see in what areas Nature for Kids is active.
Click on one of the locations to read more about our activities.