Resolve Wildlife: Partnering to Protect Africa's Last Wild Landscapes

Join us for a powerful and moving exhibition that brings to life the work of Resolve Wildlife and its partners — showcasing African-led conservation and the people working to protect some of the continent’s most vital ecosystems.

This week-long exhibition features a striking collection of images by acclaimed wildlife photographers including Russell McLaughlin and Shannon Wild, capturing the raw beauty, complexity, and urgency of life on the frontlines of conservation. These powerful images offer a rare insight into the people, landscapes, and behind-the-scenes systems sustaining biodiversity across Africa’s protected areas. Showcasing cutting-edge operations rooms, community partnerships and rangers, all collaborating to deliver for conservation.

More than a photographic showcase, this is an invitation to understand and engage with the mission of Resolve Wildlife — to deliver lasting, measurable conservation outcomes in critical protected areas across Africa through:

• Expert training and operational support

• Strategic advisory and systems development

• Long-term assistance, grounded in trust and accountability

Why Resolve Wildlife Matters

Resolve Wildlife works across some of Africa’s most important conservation landscapes, building resilient systems to safeguard endangered species, protect habitats and support the communities who live alongside them.

Our approach is African-led and rooted in long-term partnerships. We collaborate with non-profit organisations, rangers, protected area management, governments, and local communities to strengthen frontline capacity, improve decision-making, and deliver impact at the landscape level.

We recognise that conservation success depends on inclusion, innovation, and African leadership. Our work aligns with the global 30x30 climate and biodiversity targets, and is designed to create enduring stability for ecosystems and people alike.

Why Your Support Matters

This exhibition is a chance to support and be part of something truly meaningful, supporting a future where ecosystems thrive, and people prosper. Come and be inspired, explore the work, meet the team, and see first-hand what African-led conservation looks like in the 21st Century.

Free entry

Donations welcome

www.resolvewildlife.org

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