Living With Wildlife: A conversation between Send a Cow and Tusk
For the launch of our Wildlife on the Waterfront event in Bristol, Dan Bucknell from Tusk and Donald Mavunduse from...
Conservation and community wellbeing: Ujeni’s story
Ric Rawlins, Send a Cow’s Multimedia Producer, explains why the key to protecting wildlife in Uganda's oldest national park, is the communities...
Locust plague in East Africa
East Africa has seen the worst locust swarm for a quarter of a century, decimating crops and fodder for animals....
Join the Zambezi Expedition
And help protect people and wildlife in Uganda Our partner, Africa Exclusive embarks on a groundbreaking expedition this year to...
Breaking down the stigma around disability in Northern Uganda
For people living with disabilities, and those caring for them, support, advice and self-help groups can have a community-wide impact. Programme...
Soil protection is the core focus of the UK’s Agriculture Bill – and should be across the globe
Richie Alford, Send a Cow's Director of Research and Impact, on the importance of soil. Land nourishes and sustains the...
Why I won’t be vegging out this new year!
Vicki from Riverford Bath shares her #ReasonstoMove this January, and gives some top tips for wholesome meals to fuel your half marathon training. Reasons to run...
Small business partnerships: Tapestry brewery visits Ethiopia
Calum Doutch from Tapestry brewery, reflects on his trip to Ethiopia, to see how their small business support helps farmers...
Accessibility and adaptations in farming
Stigma, social exclusion and accessibility are everyday challenges for many people living with disabilities in Northern Uganda, but it is...
Five gifts ideas that support families in Africa
We’ve been talking a lot about ethical gifts at Send a Cow this Christmas period. Catherine, our Corporate Partnerships Executive,...