GHF APPROACH

Considering the fundamental connection between the environment and sustainable development, it is essential for conservation efforts to strike a balance between the needs of humans and ecosystems. Climate change poses a significant challenge to this balance, as it affects weather patterns, water availability and biodiversity. Communities require assistance in managing natural resources to reap the benefits of conservation, safe guard their water as well as fuel resources and to effectively address conflicts between humans and wildlife.

GHF implements community-driven projects that enhance the management of essential species and habitats, thereby promoting their survival and overall health. These projects also focus on building climate resilience by promoting sustainable use of natural resources and educating communities about the importance of conserving ecosystems. Also, GHF engages communities in the mitigation and adaptions efforts that will help to empower them to adapt and thrive in an evolving environment impacted by the climate change.

Moreover, GHF collaborates with governmental and non-governmental organizations to oversee and assess landscapes and species across the nation. This partnership can include initiatives to monitor climate impacts on ecosystems, helping to develop strategies that not only protect biodiversity but also address the vulnerabilities posed by climate change. By integrating climate considerations into conservation planning, GHF foster a sustainable future for both communities and the environment.