Wildlife Works
The Wildlife Works Podcast
Wildlife Works is a community-centered wildlife conservation company that implements market-based initiatives to protect the planet’s threatened ecosystems and endangered wildlife. The company was founded in 1997 on the premise that if we want wildlife in our world, it has to work for local communities who share their environment. These conversations aim to amplify voices from the frontlines of deforestation to shine a light on the solutions that local community members want.
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17. Sep 2025
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The Real Impact of Carbon Credits: A Conversation with Community Leader John Mwakima and Wildlife Works Founder Mike Korchinsky 03.09.2024 59:38
In this unique conversation, John Mwakima, a community leader from Kenya, shares his firsthand experience with the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project with Mike Korchinsky, Founder and President of Wildlife Works. Together, they dive deep into the often-misunderstood world of voluntary carbon markets and their impact on communities in the Global South.
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