Wildlife conservation practice has over the years, been limited to the mega species or those that are under threat, vulnerable or endangered. This limits most people involvement in conserving wildlife, because they feel left out in the process of wildlife conservation. This campaign goes along with this year 2020 World Wildlife Day theme “Sustaining all life on Earth”

We offer reality based environmental education using photos and films as tools to create conservation awareness. During the school visits we provide eco-visual environmental literacy training and also provide students with superb resources for engagement with mostly photos  that are obtain around their school environment. Also know as "Meet Your Neighbors" Project

2020 Jackson Wild Media Lab Fellow The Jackson Wild Media Lab is an immersive, cross-disciplinary science film making workshop that brings scientists and media creators together to learn from leaders in the profession and work together to develop effective tools to communicate about science, nature and conservation with diverse audiences across the world’s evolving media platforms

N.E.W Pitch Winner:  An opportunity to create a short conservation documentary film of 8-10 minutes to share a story of hope that will inspire people to supporting conservation action. The film tittle  is FOREST GUARDIAN: A man who's heart, is the forest. 

Youth of the Year 2020 Awardee-Environment Conservation/Advocacy : Awarding Youth Excellence for their accomplishments in the different areas of youth engagement. 

2020 EE 30 Under 30 Winner class of 30 leaders under age 30 who are using Environmental Education to build sustainable and equitable communities around the world.

Jackson Wild Emerging Filmmaker 2019: Funding for the scholarship is made possible with generous support from Jeffrey and Darlene Anderson, Disneynature, PBS, Cornell Douglas Foundation, National Geographic Society, World Wildlife Fund, The Nature Conservancy, Conservation International, Charles Engelhard Foundation, HHMI Tangled Bank Studios, Discovery and Vulcan Productions.

WWF EFN Grantee and Alumni Grantee: In 2015 with support from the WWF-EFN grant attended the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute’s Center for Conservation and Sustainability course entitled “Conservation for Development Professionals: Strategies for Implementing Biodiversity Action Plans for the Private Sector," In 2019, with support from WWF Alumni grant was supported to attend Jackson Wild Summit 2019. 

Bronze Winner 2019: ‘Safal Eye in the Wild’ photography competition that seeks to promote sustainable conservation actions in Africa.