World Wildlife Fund

A vice president of the World Wildlife Fund appeared on KFYR+ to discuss the organisation's Food Waste Warriors program. The initiative works with schools to cut food waste and teach students about sustainability. The interview highlighted how reducing waste helps both wildlife habitats and communities.

The World Wildlife Fund is highlighting the ecological relationship between elephants and baobab trees, two icons of the African landscape. Elephants feed on baobab bark and fruit, helping disperse seeds, but their stripping of bark can also damage ancient trees. Conservation groups use the pairing to draw attention to the pressures both species face from habitat loss and climate change.