WE'RE BUZZING ABOUT OUR BEEHIVE fence!

Our How Many Elephants Beehive Fence Project in Tanzania is a nature-based solution that reduces human-elephant conflict, empowers women, and protects biodiversity. Help us extend the fence one kilometre at a time by sponsoring a beehive!

OUR VISION:

A THRIVING NATURAL WORLD THAT WOMEN ARE EMPOWERED TO PROTECT.

We're a non-profit organisation that is women-led, women-focused and impact-driven. We support African elephants and female rangers on the frontline globally. Why? To tackle climate change, we need healthy elephant populations and empowered women. Join us to make a difference.

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FOUNDER
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OVER 500 MILLION PEOPLE REACHED!

WORLD FEMALE RANGER WEEK

JUNE 23-30 2026

Our pioneering awareness campaign amplifies the voices of female wildlife rangers on a global stage to support their vital work; Protecting wildlife, empowering other women, and uplifting communities.

WE AMPLIFY FEMALE RANGERS' VOICES

IN THE GLOBAL MEDIA

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We need to act now if we want future generations to see African elephants in the wild. 100% of your donation will help to train, equip and support rangers who risk their lives daily to protect precious ecosystems.

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OUR STORY:

REAL WOMEN
REAL IMPACT

Join us at How Many Elephants to help transform humanity’s relationship with nature and to scale up and support female rangers on the frontline. The female ranger movement is powerful to be aligned with. There is bravery, grit, overwhelming odds, triumphs and unity, with hope and gratitude at its core. We advocate for those who have dedicated their lives to the often challenging and dangerous work of protecting the planet’s wildlife and wild spaces.

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VOLUNTEER!

Are you a passionate individual or business who has some time and skills to offer and want to make a difference? If so, we'd love to hear from you!

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