Last week, we gathered for RWCA’s 10-Year Anniversary Gala Dinner, celebrating a decade of passion, resilience, and the significant progress we have made together in protecting Rwanda’s wildlife and wild places. As we reflected on the journey that began in 2015, protecting Grey Crowned Cranes, restoring wetlands, expanding our efforts across borders, and empowering communities, we were thrilled to see so many of our partners, supporters, conservationists, government representatives, and lifelong

10 years ago... Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association (RWCA) was born with a mission to save Rwanda’s iconic Grey Crowned Cranes and protect the wild places they call home. From rescuing cranes from captivity to restoring wetlands, empowering communities, and expanding conservation efforts across the country, RWCA has spent the past decade proving what homegrown solutions can achieve. Now, as we mark 10 years of protecting Rwanda’s wildlife and wild places, we’re thrilled to share the story b

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