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Protecting Zambia’s Wild Dogs: A Story of Hope and Challenge

Liuwa Plain National Park in Zambia’s Western Province is a beacon of hope for wildlife conservation. Known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity, it has become a stronghold for…

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Mapping a Future for Giant Otters in Brazil

In the wetlands of the Pantanal and beyond, Projeto Ariranhas is working to safeguard the vulnerable giant otter, a species vital to maintaining the health of aquatic ecosystems. The Pantanal…

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Rebuilding Rainforests: A Lifeline for Orangutans

In the heart of Indonesian Borneo lies the Lamandau Wildlife Reserve, a sanctuary for the critically endangered Bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus wurmbii). Spanning 158,000 acres, this vital reserve is home…

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Beginners Guide to Bidding

Our annual online fundraising auction closes on Sunday 17 November 2024 – lots will close from 1900 GMT. What’s in the auction? The auction includes all the pieces in our On the…

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Tenom the Trailblazer

Earlier this year, Tenom, a young sun bear under a year old, took her first steps into the Tabin Wildlife Reserve as part of a groundbreaking soft-release project by the Bornean…

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Protecting Giant Otters in the Pantanal

We’re proud to be supporting Projeto Ariranhas this year as they work to protect Brazil’s endangered giant otters. Led by Caroline Leuchtenberger, the team is dedicated to understanding the challenges facing these remarkable…

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Plant a Red Panda Home!

We’re excited to partner with the Red Panda Network (RPN) this year by supporting their critical habitat restoration initiative. Together, we’re working to restore degraded areas in the Eastern Himalayas,…

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London On the Edge Event in Aid of Frontline Conservation

An Evening with Dr. Julian Fennessy – Giraffe conservation with a dash of wit and wisdom! On 14 November, join us at the Royal Geographical Society in London for On the Edge, where Dr.…

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Life Lessons from the Mountains with Rebecca Stephens MBE

A Journey of Exploration & Conservation On 14 November, join us at the Royal Geographical Society for On the Edge, where Rebecca Stephens MBE, the first British woman to summit Mount Everest and conquer all Seven Summits,…

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An Artist’s Journey – working With 875,000-Year-Old Wood

Eleanor Lakelin’s work for The Extinction Collection offers a captivating intersection of history, nature, and art. Her sculptures, Pine Studies 1 and 2, are carved from 875,000 year old wood—found…

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