Green Stocking Stuffer Ideas from the African Wildlife Foundation

Made by Dupoto's Women Group of Kenya, these hand-crafted beaded keychains are made by the Beads for Education program, which works to educate African women, support women-owned businesses and teach communities about environmental protection. $10 at awf.org.

Designed by Virunga artisans, the natural dye pattern on these 100% sisal, hand-woven basket ornaments symbolizes two friends walking along a path together, stopping to see friends along the way. $7 at awf.org or 800-901-2779.

Learning About African Animals features full pages of text describes distinguishing characteristics of ostrich, lion, cheetah, elephant, hippopotamus, zebra, gorilla, and five other species. $1.50 at awf.org or 800-901-2779.

James Kavanagh's African Animal Tracks is a must-have reference guide for any kid on safari ... or any imaginative kid or adult who wants to identify the tracks and dung of common African mammals. Proceeds benefit the African Wildlife Foundation. $5.95 at awf.org or 800-901-2779.

Perfect for safari, these Rite in the Rain all-weather journals are pocket-sized and each come with 50 sheets. $5.95 at awf.org or 800-901-2779.

These bracelets are made entirely from safety pins by Art Out of Africa, all proceeds benefit the African Wildlife Foundation. $5.50 at awf.org or 800-901-2779.

Good for children ages 5 and up, these six lifelike masks are made by illustrator Jan Sovak. Punch out the eyeholes, add a bit of string or a rubber band, and they’re ready to roar! Proceeds benefit the African Wildlife Foundation. $5.95 at awf.org or 800-901-2779.

Unique and hand-painted by South African artist Else Applegryn (smile!), these unscented 9.5-inch candles are available in Earth brown, orange of gold. $12.50 for a set of three at awf.org or 800-901-2779.

Show your support for the African Wildlife Foundation's efforts to protect the mountain gorilla with these bracelets. $10 for five at awf.org or 800-901-277.