Overfishing: The Biggest Form of Poaching in the World
June 3, 2022
The consequences of poaching extend across the lines of moral, environmental, and human rights issues. It is an issue that is immensely complex to solve
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.
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CAMPAIGNS
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.
Featured Projects
Empowering and inspiring local communities to protect their local wildlife.
$4,600 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.
Latest News
Wildlife conservation success stories that bring hope for the future
March 7, 2022
Green Sea Turtles Surrounding the warm coastline of Raine Island off the Great Barrier Reef, hundreds of Green Sea Turtles wait to nest their eggs.
Glaciers around the world are melting. Why should we care?
March 5, 2022
A Melting Planet: glacier regression and rising sea levels Trift Glacier, Switzerland. Left (2006), Right (2015). Photo by Extreme Ice Survey Glaciers around the world
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