About PACE

PACE provides, ideas, information and training.

PACE (Pan African Conservation Education) shares simple ideas, information and training. PACE helps people live well and sustainably alongside the wildlife and ecosystems we all depend on.

In 2021…

PACE reached more than 1000 new schools and 2400 new communities.
200,000 new people were using PACE
16,700 people were trained using PACE.
4000 sets of resources provided to partners in 13 countries, including hundreds of usb sticks containing digital content.
More than 11,000 people were using PACE to inform practical actions.

PACE hosts virtual field visits and webinars for students and educators across Africa, and provides cutting edge educational resources free of charge, both digitally and in print. PACE resources are used for all ages, urban and rural, across Africa. They are used by teachers, youth leaders, farmers, wildlife rangers, community development workers, and just for reading at home.

Our resources are used by individual teachers, education authorities and universities and are arranged in modules: Living with wildlife, Water, Soil, Trees, Energy, Urban living, Living by the ocean, Health and Careers in Conservation.

Created by Tusk and Siren Conservation Education, our Pan African Conservation Education progamme (PACE) is all about sharing simple ideas to make big changes. PACE supports conservation and sustainability education, providing ideas, information and training for teachers and learners across Africa.

PACE was created by Tusk and Siren Conservation Education.

Tusk’s mission is to amplify the impact of progressive conservation initiatives across Africa.

The charity has earned a reputation for providing a highly efficient solution for funding wildlife conservation programmes. We partner with the most effective local organisations, investing in their in-depth knowledge and expertise.

For almost 30 years, we have helped pioneer an impressive range of successful conservation initiatives across more than 20 countries, increasing vital protection for over 10 million acres of land and more than 40 different threatened species. We’re working towards a future in which people and wildlife can thrive across the African continent.

Siren works to promote conservation of wildlife and human well-being.

Siren create educational materials, activities, talks and experiences which are scientifically cutting edge and beautiful to look at. Their aim is to engage people so they know what is at stake and what they can do to help.

Siren opens people’s minds and hearts to Nature and nurtures that connection.

PACE was launched with funding from the Vodafone Foundation. ICAP sponsored the French version and DHL provide logistical support.