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UNIQUE APPROACHES
to wildlife conservation

Protecting endangered wildlife one species at a time

OUR MISSION
Protecting endangered species and the environment through education, community programs, and partnerships with wildlife conservation organizations across the planet.
KEY PROJECT APPROACH

Protecting wildlife through community empowerment.

Working both locally and globally, we’re creating human-wildlife co-existence in regions where endangered species are most vulnerable. 

Why donate to
SAFE Worldwide?

When you’re donating to SAFE Worldwide, you are donating to save rescued chimpanzees like little Sana, who is a victim of the illegal wildlife trade but now is safely in the hands of her caretakers at JACK Primate Sanctuary, one of the NGO partners.

100% of your donation go towards our projects. 

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Ethical Sanctuaries

Finding volunteer positions at an ethical wildlife sanctuary

Featured Partner

TIKKI HYWOOD FOUNDATION

The Tikki Hywood Foundation, based in Zimbabwe, is dedicated to the conservation of pangolins and other lesser-known endangered species. They rescue and rehabilitate pangolins that have been victims of illegal wildlife trafficking, providing medical care and a safe environment until they can be reintroduced into the wild. The foundation also works to strengthen wildlife laws, train law enforcement, and raise public awareness about the critical threats facing pangolins. Through advocacy, research, and education, they are playing a vital role in ensuring the survival of the world’s most trafficked mammals.

Featured Projects

Featured Projects

Empowering and inspiring local communities to protect their local wildlife.

$5,600 per camp location for over 200 kids

Combating poaching and wire snare use near critical wildlife areas.

$18,000 per year to remove wire snares

Re-wildling deforested areas to restore vital habitat in remote communities.

$4,500 per year to plant over 10,000 trees

Our work in action!

Our Wildlife Conservation Camp helps fight poaching and the illegal bushmeat trade in the Mgahinga region of Uganda, which is home to the critically endangered mountain gorillas and golden monkeys.

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