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Explorers Against Extinction is a registered UK conservation charity  (No 1177505). True to our name, we love exploring wild spaces, both on our doorstep and further afield. We are passionate about responsible travel and the role it plays in safeguarding the natural world.

Today, only 15% of land and 7% of ocean are protected. We raise awareness about the threats facing wildlife and wild spaces while also raising significant funds for nominated projects pivotal in the battle to protect them.

Change Starts with Action Whether you love to explore your local wild spaces, or the most remote corners of the planet, we want you to join us and make a stand against extinction.

Get Involved

Support worldwide conservation through our global art initiative

Celebrate Mother Nature with our photographic competition

Raise awareness by sharing your story about the wild world

Support tree-planting and re-wilding schemes in the spirit of carbon off-setting

Discover 21 small projects that need your help

Join our community of supporters & fundraisers

The deadlines for our 2021 Competitions are in:

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Earth is moving towards its Sixth Mass Extinction – when over 75% of lifeforms become extinct. This will be the first mass extinction caused by human activity, and not natural events.

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The reduction in the number of wild Orangutans in the last 60 years.
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The number of species currently known to be threatened with extinction.
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The decline in African elephants since 1930.