We’re here to help, inspire, and connect. Whether you’re a parent searching for meaningful educational resources, a teacher looking to bring conservation into your classroom, a donor passionate about protecting Africa’s wildlife, a volunteer ready to contribute your time and skills, or a partner organization exploring collaboration—your journey with the African Wildlife Initiative starts here. We value every message, every question, and every connection because we know that change begins with conversation.

General Inquiries
For curriculum requests, program information, event bookings, media features, or general questions about the African Wildlife Initiative, please email our team directly at info@awlife.site. We aim to respond to all emails within 48 hours, often sooner. Whether you’re a school district looking to adopt our curriculum district-wide, a homeschooling family seeking materials, or a grandparent wanting to share our program with your grandchildren, we’re ready to support you every step of the way.

Mailing Address (U.S. Office)
1500 E Scotwood Dr
Wasilla, Alaska 99654
United States
PLEASE NOTE: This is our administrative and fundraising office. For field program and on-the-ground inquiries, please use our Kenya office below.

African Field Office (Kenya)
PO Box 12345
Nairobi, Kenya
Our Nairobi office is staffed by local conservationists, educators, and community liaisons who oversee field projects, teacher training, school partnerships, and direct wildlife conservation efforts across East Africa.

Digital Support & Technical Assistance
For issues with our website, mobile apps, virtual safaris, or digital learning tools (including login problems, download errors, or accessibility concerns), please contact our Digital Learning Team at info@awlife.site. Include your device type, operating system, and a brief description of the issue. For urgent technical matters, we offer live chat support from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM GMT on our website at www.awlife.site.

Education & Curriculum Requests
Teachers, homeschool educators, and youth program coordinators can request free curriculum downloads, lesson plan bundles, activity kits, and teacher training schedules by emailing  Specify your grade level (Pre-K, K–1, or 2–3), preferred language (English, Swahili, Spanish, or French), and whether you need printable or digital formats. We also offer free monthly webinars on conservation pedagogy, STEM integration, and child-led action projects. Sign up at www.awlife.site/educators.

Volunteer Program
Interested in volunteering with us? We offer opportunities for virtual, local, and international service. Whether you’re a college student looking for remote service hours, a professional with skills in graphic design, coding, or public relations, or someone ready to travel to Africa for field work, we want to hear from you. Apply online at www.awlife.site or email info@awlife.site with your name, location, skills, availability, and interests. Applications are reviewed monthly, and new volunteers are onboarded quarterly. All volunteers receive orientation, resources, and recognition for their contributions.

Donations & Fundraising Support
To make a one-time or monthly donation, sponsor a conservation project (e.g., “Adopt a Ranger,” “Reforestation Initiative,” or “Pangolin Protection Patrol”), or launch a classroom fundraiser, visit www.awlife.site or email info@awlife.site. Our team can help you design a personalized campaign, provide printable flyers, create social media toolkits, and connect your efforts directly to a specific project in Africa. Donors who contribute 25ormorereceivedigitalupdateswithphotos,videos,andstoriesfromthefield.Majorgiftinquiries(over25ormorereceivedigitalupdateswithphotos,videos,andstoriesfromthefield.Majorgiftinquiries(over1,000) can be directed to our Development Director at info@awlife.site for personalized stewardship.

Partnerships & Sponsorships
Schools, corporations, NGOs, and government agencies interested in partnering with the African Wildlife Initiative—through curriculum sponsorship, employee volunteer programs, grant funding, or joint research—can email info@awlife.site. We provide detailed partnership packages, co-branded materials, impact reports, and recognition opportunities. Our past partners include national parks, zoos, universities, and global brands committed to sustainability. We believe in relationships built on mutual values, shared goals, and measurable impact.

Media & Public Relations
For journalists, filmmakers, bloggers, podcast hosts, and public speakers seeking interviews, press kits, story ideas, or expert commentary on African conservation and early environmental education, please contact:
Our team can provide high-resolution photos, video footage, b-roll, guest bios, and talking points. We also host press tours in Kenya for qualified media partners and offer virtual Q&A sessions with Dr. Nia Mwangi, Ethan Reed, and other team members. Our media policy emphasizes ethical storytelling—showcasing African voices, avoiding stereotypes, and representing both challenges and solutions with dignity.

Speakers & Events
If you’d like to book a member of the African Wildlife Initiative team for a school assembly, community event, conference, or family festival, email info@awlife.site. We offer a range of presentation formats:

• Family Night Safaris (30–60 min, interactive, all ages)
• Teacher Workshops (2–3 hours, professional development, certification available)
• Keynote Talks (45 min + Q&A, for conferences and large gatherings)
• Virtual Assembly Sessions (live-streamed to multiple classrooms)

All events include hands-on activities, curriculum handouts, and follow-up resources. Travel within the U.S. and Kenya is available; international requests are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

Social Media & Online Community
Stay connected with us every day through our digital platforms. We share real-time updates, family challenges, teacher tips, field stories, and beautiful wildlife photography. Follow, comment, and share to help grow our global community.

We also host live monthly Q&A sessions every first Wednesday at 10:00 AM EST / 7:00 PM EAT (East Africa Time), open to educators, families, and partners. Register at www.awlife.site

Why We’re Different
We don’t just respond to emails—we build relationships. We don’t just provide resources—we walk beside you. Every family, school, and partner is seen, heard, and valued. When you contact us, you’re not reaching a call center; you’re connecting with real people who care: the ranger who saw a pangolin for the first time, the teacher who taught a child to name 50 African birds, the parent whose kid started a “No Plastic Week” at home.

We’re waiting for your message.
Because every question is a step toward awareness.
Every connection is a spark of possibility.
Every voice makes the call for conservation louder.