Protecting wildlife with the people who live alongside it
Conservation works best when local people lead it. We don't show up with ready-made plans. Instead, we listen first, then support communities in building programs that fit their needs.
The work, at a glance.
From one village partnership to a network of communities protecting their own landscapes.
45,000+
Critical habitats secured across three continents
15
Countries with active conservation programs
120+
Local groups leading the work on the ground
Our Work
From coral reefs to forest corridors, conservation begins with the people who call these places home.
Coral Triangle
The Coral Triangle holds 76% of all known coral species. Forty fishing communities now manage over 50,000 hectares of reef.
Tiger Corridors
Tigers need space to roam. We work with villages across India and Nepal to keep forest paths open between protected areas.
Community Rangers
Over 200 rangers from partner communities patrol critical habitat while earning steady income for their families.
A closer look at the wild.
One of the world's rarest big cats. Protecting the forests it calls home is part of protecting its future.
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