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Our Impact
What change looks like across Amboseli
CHD measures impact by what changes for people, wildlife and landscapes as well as what we deliver. Our impact reflects the combined effect of programmes working across one shared ecosystem.
Growing the foundation for restored woodland and healthier habitat.
Supporting community-led restoration across degraded areas.
Building local knowledge, participation and ownership of conservation.
Introducing young people to practical conservation and environmental stewardship.
HOW WE MEASURE IMPACT
We measure what changes
CHD tracks progress across people, wildlife and landscapes to understand whether our programmes are creating meaningful, lasting change.
We measure outcomes such as habitat recovery, household resilience, conservation participation, learning, wildlife knowledge and the strength of community stewardship.
Recommended measurement areas
Landscape Health
Tree survival, woodland recovery, restoration sites and habitat condition.
Community Resilience
Households supported, food security, livelihood skills and adaptation to climate pressure.
Conservation Participation
Community engagement, local leadership and involvement in conservation decisions.
Education & Leadership
Schools reached, young people mentored, learning outcomes and conservation action.
Wildlife & Evidence
Species monitored, research completed, movement patterns documented and findings applied.
IMPACT BY PROGRAMME PILLAR
One landscape. Multiple dimensions of change.
CHD’s impact is reflected across the entire Amboseli ecosystem, in the health of its habitats, the resilience of its communities, the knowledge of its young people and the protection of its wildlife.
Each programme contributes to a different part of that picture, with the goal of creating a stronger, more resilient landscape where people and wildlife can thrive together.
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SUPPORT THE NEXT CHAPTER
Help shape what comes next for Amboseli
CHD’s work continues to grow with the support of communities, partners, donors, researchers and visitors who believe in a future where people and wildlife can thrive together.
Your support can help restore degraded landscapes, strengthen community resilience, expand conservation education, deepen wildlife research and create more opportunities for locally led conservation.