EAWLS training community rangers on ecological monitoring.

Fishermen along Lake Tanganyika.

Image from Lake Tanganyika Floating Health Clinic mid-year presentation.

Fishermen along Lake Tanganyika.

Alemtshay Teka Sahile at Aklilu Lemma Institute of Pathobiology, Addis Ababa University. (photo: Alemtshay Teka Sahile)

Healthy freshwater ecosystems have direct benefits for both people and biodiversity. (photo: Jeremy Shelton)

The tiny Rose’s Mountain toadlet is one of the most endangered animals found on Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa. (Photo: Jeremy Shelton)

Kate Snaddon from the Freshwater Research Centre samples aquatic invertebrates in a South African River to estimate ecosystem health. (photo: Jeremy Shelton)

Workshop attendees pose at Busowoko Falls at the Nile River, Jinja, Uganda