WCA works to interrupt this cycle before conflict turns deadly. The organization trains local residents as Community Guardians who monitor wildlife movements and alert nearby communities when predators approach.

These warnings give families time to protect their livestock and reduce the chances of a dangerous encounter. WCA also provides mobile bomas, or livestock enclosures covered with opaque material, along with reinforced kraals, raised livestock enclosures, and lion lights that help deter predators at night. Camera traps, GPS technology, and community-based monitoring help the organization understand where conflict occurs and develop solutions tailored to each landscape.