What animal rights issue troubles you the most? Poaching? Cruelty? Fur? Whatever it is, you can act. The Endangered Species Coalition helps identify endangered species and share how people can help to preserve them., what are you waiting for go pick your favorite species and get involved. Whatever it is, you can act. Humane Society and World Wildlife Fund […]
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Picking up trash protects the environment and keeps our surroundings beautiful, also it saves wildlife. Plastic bags and twine can trap birds and other smaller animals, hurting or killing them or making them easy prey. Zoos and aquariums often have wildlife conservation efforts, help spread the word about or work to support wild animals through
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We believe in community-led conservation The Akashinga model brings conservation and community together whilst creating vital education and employment opportunities for communities in rural Africa. More than Just Gender Equality In conservation, women are outnumbered by men in front-line roles by as much as 100:1. By empowering t he Akashinga program it will motivate to
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What is the GCF Adopt-a-Giraffe Program? Adopting a giraffe is an easy and valuable way to support giraffe conservation in Africa. Currently, GCF is involved in and supports giraffe conservation initiatives in 19 African countries. Our work has an impact on over 400,000 sqkm (100 million acres) of giraffe habitat and concerns all four species
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We envision a world where Africa’s people and wildlife coexist and thrive in vibrant, healthy landscapes. Our Guiding Principles Our Theory of Change recognizes that by understanding the needs of both people and wildlife—and by learning together and investing in people—we create a collaborative working environment Our 2030 Strategic Plan We are collaborating with communities
an out-of-the-box solution to an out-of-control problem.” We have pioneered what we believe to be one of, if not the only, proactive initiatives to combat the scourge of rhino poaching in South Africa to devalue the horn, it is treated by infusing it with a compound made up of ectoparasiticides and indelible dye that contaminates
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We are an Africa-based global conservation organization protecting wildlife and their habitats as essential parts of a modern and prosperous Africa. A message for World Elephant Day, Botswana’s Minister of Environment shares her sentiments on the critical need for collaborative action to curb growing human-wildlife conflicts in the region. International Youth Day: Zimbabwe youth call
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Effective conservation relies on accurate and current data to guide and inform management actions. One of Africa’s most endangered carnivores the wild dog, along with Cheetahs another threatened species the world’s fastest land mammal. Zambia is one of the few remaining countries with large Lions populations, also Leopards one of the most solitary of the
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Many animal shelters and rescue centers lack the necessary provisions to keep animals healthy and safe. If you can’t adopt, giving your extra food and supplies—or volunteering—can be just as valuable in helping these shelters survive. Sponsor an animal your donation goes to improving habitats, research, monitoring, and ultimately saving the species from endangerment. www.qgiv.com/blog/animal-shelter-fundraising-tips/
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Planting native food sources for wildlife in your area helps, by installing bird feeders, baths, and houses it creates habitats. In addition to giving birds and small animals necessary shelter and sustenance, watching them visit can be very entertaining. National Wildlife Federation has other suggestions to make your yard wildlife friendly, visit their web page.
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