Strengthening Systems
Ecosystem Engineers
Ecosystem Engineers
Ecosystem Engineers
In ancient Egypt, the Dung Beetle represented the eternal cycle of life. This hard working soil hero connects dots to make the ecosystem work. We at African Rangelands embody this spirit of grassroots connectivity.
Connectivity
Ecosystem Engineers
Ecosystem Engineers
African Rangelands connects land stewards to a "regenerative ecosystem" including institutions, civil society, private sector, technology, experts and other stakeholders to foster more inclusive social, ecological, and economic systems.
Reverse Desertification in Africa
Desertification
Reversing Desertification
Reversing Desertification
25% of Africa has already been lost to desert.
50% of the continent is at-risk grassland and savannah.
The cycle of land degradation, drought, flood, poverty, food insecurity, displacement, and conflict worsen.
Reversing Desertification
Reversing Desertification
Reversing Desertification
Our mission at African Rangelands is to reverse desertification, addressing the root cause of poverty, food insecurity, displacement, and conflict.
We use proven methods, focused through the lens of Holistic Management and Holistic Planned Grazing
Our Approach
Regenerative Grazing
Regenerative Grazing
Regenerative Grazing
Through the teachings of Allan Savory and Holistic Planned Grazing, the African Rangelands team has initiated the transition of more than 10 million hectares of rangeland to regenerative grazing
Governance
Regenerative Grazing
Regenerative Grazing
Grassroots governance of natural resource management, social cohesion, and economic development is center to the approach of African Rangelands
Skills Development
Regenerative Grazing
Skills Development
Communities and herders gain valuable skills that are immediately applied to improve the management of both the landscape and livestock herds