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All is Not Lost: Finding the Silver-backed Chevrotain

Associate Conservation Scientist

Raising up the Role of the Red Colobus

Red Colobus Conservation Coordinator

Rangers Essential to Safeguard Virunga, Africa’s Oldest National Park

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Rangers paddling down a river at night in search of Javan Rhino in Ujung Kulon National Park, Java (Photo by Robin Moore, Global Wildlife Conservation).

Ujung Kulon National Park rangers

Rangers paddling down a river at night in search of Javan Rhino in Ujung Kulon National Park, Java (Photo by Robin Moore, Re:wild).

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Waorani leaders gather for a virtual press conference from their organizing base in the frontier town of Shell, Pastaza, Ecuadorian Amazon, May 21st 2020. (Photo by Mitch Anderson / Amazon Frontlines) 

Waorani leaders

Waorani leaders gather for a virtual press conference from their organizing base in the frontier town of Shell, Pastaza, Ecuadorian Amazon, May 21st 2020. (Photo by Mitch Anderson, Amazon Frontlines)

Waorani leaders photo

GWC ambassadors Cenit Nadir, Abril Schreiber, Stephanie Villa and Cuba Country Manager for WCS Natalia Rossi hold Cuban Crocodiles ready for release.

Photo: Cuban crocodile release

Re:wild ambassadors Cenit Nadir, Abril Schreiber, Stephanie Villa and Cuba Country Manager for WCS Natalia Rossi hold Cuban Crocodiles ready for release. (Photo by Robin Moore, Re:wild)

Cuban croc release ambassadors photo

(Photo by Robin Moore, Global Wildlife Conservation)

Samburu Warrior with Spear

Samburu warrior in northern Kenya. (Photo by Robin Moore, Re:wild)

Samburu Warrior

Meeting a Fishing Cat face-to-face changed the trajectory of Ratnayaka’s career. (Photo courtesy of Anya Ratnayaka)

Meeting a Fishing Cat face-to-face changed the trajectory of Re:wild associate conservation scientist Anya Ratnayaka’s career. (Photo courtesy of Anya Ratnayaka)

Anya in the field photo

Explore our wild and transformative work with guardians and discover how you can support these efforts:

Guardians of the Earth

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Improving the way protected and conserved areas are managed—involving communities, Indigenous peoples, sociology, economics, business management, and wildlife crime prevention—to ensure a safer future for biodiversity and local communities. 

protected area management

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Developing community-led and owned prevention strategies that take into account the societal and cultural drivers of wildlife crime, and implementing systems and technology to stop poachers before a crime is even committed. 

Wildlife crime prevention

Incorporating Indigenous knowledge, practices and values to support Indigenous peoples in protecting and managing their lands and natural resources. 

Partnering with Indigenous Peoples

Partnering with the next generation, passionate leaders, communities and organizations all over the world to ensure they have the enabling conditions, resources and expertise they need to most effectively protect and manage wildlife and wildlands. 

Cultivating Conservation Leaders

Building a team of engaged global citizens by inspiring changes in daily habits and promoting individual and collective actions that drive real and lasting change. We harness our platforms and reach to generate international attention around imminent threats to wildlife and wildlands and the communities who rely on them, usually from extractive industries, to positively influence decision-makers and other stakeholders.

Advocating for Earth

Exploring some of the most remote corners of our planet to discover how and where we can have the biggest impact on imperiled species and places. 

Exploration

Partnering with Earth advocates the world over.

Rangers are tasked with protecting and managing up to 30% of the planet by 2030.

At least 25% of the world’s land is managed by or designated for Indigenous peoples & local communities.

Intersectional environmentalism identifies the ways in which injustices happening to marginalized communities and the Earth are interconnected.