The following articles and photos were taken on behalf of Audi USA in Kenya. Audi supports the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project as part of the A3 e-tron carbon offset program, which underwrites the manufacturing and the first 50,000 gas-driven miles of the new car. The photos, articles and many social media posts were distributed as teaser items for a documentary about the program, which never got released thanks to a larger Volkswagon issue with the EPA.
Be sure to read my summary articles from the trip to the Kasigau Corridor, here and here. You can also read my Audi USA article about carbon offsets in Utah here.
Kenya: Young school boy on World Environment Day.
Nagala mountain sunset.
Portrait of young school boy.
![Wildlife Works Rangers enjoy a sunrise. [Audi USA]](https://i1.wp.com/geofflivingston.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Kenya-2.jpg?w=495&h=275&ssl=1 "Wildlife Works Rangers")
Wildlife Works Rangers enjoy a sunrise. [Audi USA]
Neema Women’s Group Performing Traditional Dance.
A Tribal Dance
The Wildlife Works Rangers and Joseph, Wildlife Works Community Manager.
Womeen sew these animals for sale across the globe. They use the proceeds to send their ids to school and buy solar panels.
Elephant protected by rnagers.
One Tree
![Watering hole at sunset. [Explored on Flickr]](https://i2.wp.com/geofflivingston.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Sunset-at-a-Watering-Hole.jpg?w=332&h=213&ssl=1 "Sunset at a Watering Hole")
Watering hole at sunset. [Explored on Flickr]
Local community manager Joseph and the boys.
A school girl looks on on World Environment Day.
Local Community Manager Joseph and the rangers.
A Tribal Celebration of World Environment Day
Women of Kenya are turning their economy around.
Getting ready for the World Environment Day dance.
Local Kasigua Corridor school children.
The VIVA Creative crew documenting wildlife works is silhouetted by a sunset.
Wildlife works rangers on the go. These rangers were featured in Ivory Wars and protect the environment.