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    Community Relations Officer, Joseph Invited to Attend Conservation Youth Leadership Event During COP21

    January 26, 2016 /

    Wildlife Works Community Relations Officer Attends The Youth and Landscape Initiative in Paris Our Community Relations Officer, Joseph Mwakima, has become one of our most visible spokespeople, representing Wildlife Works globally. In 2014, Joseph was invited to speak at One Young World in Dublin and in December 2015, he participated in The Youth and Landscapes Initiative organized by The Global Landscape Forum, a side event to the UN Framework on Climate Change (UNFCC), in Paris. Needless to say, we are infinitely proud of Joseph’s work and achievements. Before his trip to Dublin, he his only trip outside of Kenya was to bordering country Tanzania, where he was first invited to speak on…

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