Our Projects
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Projects
See what projects our charities are supporting and how your donations can help them.
See what projects our charities are supporting and how your donations can help them.
Great Apes in Dja
Born Free
Guardians of DJA – Protection of Primates
Born Free’s goal is to increase the abundance of rare chimpanzees and gorillas in a great ape conservation priority area, the Dja Biosphere Reserve (DBR), Cameroon, and to foster a sustainable coexistence between local people and wildlife.
Born Free
Guardians of DJA – Protection of Primates
Born Free’s goal is to increase the abundance of rare chimpanzees and gorillas in a great ape conservation priority area, the Dja Biosphere Reserve (DBR), Cameroon, and to foster a sustainable coexistence between local people and wildlife.
Shark Trust
The Ocean Campaign – Protection of the Oceanic sharks
Research published in early 2021 confirmed that over three-quarters of oceanic sharks and rays are now at risk of extinction due to the destructive impact of overfishing. The global abundance of this group of species has declined by 71% over the last 50 years. If you feel that shark and ray populations deserve a fair chance, please donate to ensure we can continue to activate change for these incredible and remarkable animals.
Shark Trust
The Ocean Campaign – Protection of the Oceanic sharks
Research published in early 2021 confirmed that over three-quarters of oceanic sharks and rays are now at risk of extinction due to the destructive impact of overfishing. The global abundance of this group of species has declined by 71% over the last 50 years. If you feel that shark and ray populations deserve a fair chance, please donate to ensure we can continue to activate change for these incredible and remarkable animals.
Fusion Farms
The Future of Farming – Helping combat climate crisis effects on food production
Imagine a world where a huge variety of globally produced food could be grown organically using renewable and sustainable methods, at a local level, involving local employment, available all year, protected from the negative impacts of nature that result in crop devastation and without harmful plastic packaging or a carbon footprint of its transportation.>It’s already happening with Fusion Farms.
Fusion Farms
The Future of Farming – Helping combat climate crisis effects on food production
Imagine a world where a huge variety of globally produced food could be grown organically using renewable and sustainable methods, at a local level, involving local employment, available all year, protected from the negative impacts of nature that result in crop devastation and without harmful plastic packaging or a carbon footprint of its transportation. It’s already happening with Fusion Farms.
ESPA
Endangered Animal Protection – Protecting Eswatini’s rhinos from poaching
Black rhino are IUCN-listed as Critically Endangered. The population has declined by an estimated 98% since 1960, reaching as low as 2,410 in 1995, mainly due to poaching. South Africa’s white rhino population dropped from 15,625 at the end of 2017 to 12,968 at the end of 2021. This decline represents the lowest number of white rhino in South Africa since pre-2005.
ESPA
Endangered Animal Protection – Protecting Eswatini’s rhinos from poaching
Black rhino are IUCN-listed as Critically Endangered. The population has declined by an estimated 98% since 1960, reaching as low as 2,410 in 1995, mainly due to poaching. South Africa’s white rhino population dropped from 15,625 at the end of 2017 to 12,968 at the end of 2021. This decline represents the lowest number of white rhino in South Africa since pre-2005.
Coral Reef Alliance
Coral Reef Protection – The fight against coral bleaching and disease
CORAL is working hard to collect data on coral reef bleaching so we can better predict and protect coral reefs from consequences of climate change. The results of this project will be shared with the greater marine conservation community so we can all understand how climate change is threatening coral reefs and use this knowledge to help save them.
Coral Reef Alliance
Coral Reef Protection – The fight against coral bleaching and disease
CORAL is working hard to collect data on coral reef bleaching so we can better predict and protect coral reefs from consequences of climate change. The results of this project will be shared with the greater marine conservation community so we can all understand how climate change is threatening coral reefs and use this knowledge to help save them.
Restore Forest
Urban Reforestation – Miyawaki Mini Forest Planting
Restore Forest use an ancient technique. Private individuals, corporates, Local governments can give back unutilised land to nature. Using a min. of 100m2, rapid positive results 20x greater than that of traditional forestry planting methods is achieved. Trees grow 10 x faster this way with a 90% survival rate as opposed to 50% in other methods. Help Restore Forest return land to nature.
Restore Forest
Urban Reforestation – Miyawaki Mini Forest Planting
Restore Forest use an ancient technique. Private individuals, corporates, Local governments can give back unutilised land to nature. Using a min. of 100m2, rapid positive results 20x greater than that of traditional forestry planting methods is achieved. Trees grow 10 x faster this way with a 90% survival rate as opposed to 50% in other methods. Help Restore Forest return land to nature.
UKOTCF
The fight against invasive species – Restoring island ecosystems
CORAL is working hard to collect data on coral reef bleaching so we can better predict and protect coral reefs from consequences of climate change. The results of this project will be shared with the greater marine conservation community so we can all understand how climate change is threatening coral reefs and use this knowledge to help save them.
UKOTCF
The fight against invasive species – Restoring island ecosystems
CORAL is working hard to collect data on coral reef bleaching so we can better predict and protect coral reefs from consequences of climate change. The results of this project will be shared with the greater marine conservation community so we can all understand how climate change is threatening coral reefs and use this knowledge to help save them.
How Many Elephants
Elephant protection – Bush Babies Vehicle Purchase
Funds will purchase a vehicle (£5000) for The Black Mambas, Africa’s first all-female ranger team, based in the Greater Kruger National Park in South Africa. Since their inception in 2013, elephant and rhino poaching has reduced by 76%. These women are working hard to protect wildlife and wild spaces, plus educate local communities on how to conserve and preserve their natural heritage.
How Many Elephants
Elephant protection – Bush Babies Vehicle Purchase
Funds will purchase a vehicle (£5000) for The Black Mambas, Africa’s first all-female ranger team, based in the Greater Kruger National Park in South Africa. Since their inception in 2013, elephant and rhino poaching has reduced by 76%. These women are working hard to protect wildlife and wild spaces, plus educate local communities on how to conserve and preserve their natural heritage.
RAIN
Forests of the future – Reforestation and ecosystem restoration
Millions of km² of forests have been lost in Brazil and around the world. RAIN brings back the forests via a network of local projects reforesting, regenerating and rewilding degraded land.
RAIN
Forests of the future – Reforestation and ecosystem restoration
Millions of km² of forests have been lost in Brazil and around the world. RAIN brings back the forests via a network of local projects reforesting, regenerating and rewilding degraded land.
NBN Trust
Nature Data for All – Data hosting and maintenance
If you love data, please support our work to make data work for nature. We already provide the vital evidence for nature’s recovery, but together we can help reverse the UK’s biodiversity crisis so that we will once again see nature thriving everywhere in all its diversity.
NBN Trust
Nature Data for All – Data hosting and maintenance
If you love data, please support our work to make data work for nature. We already provide the vital evidence for nature’s recovery, but together we can help reverse the UK’s biodiversity crisis so that we will once again see nature thriving everywhere in all its diversity.
Jaya Mental Health
Mental Health Support – Creating a mental health infrastructure across Asia
Right now, millions of people in South Asia are struggling to cope with mental illness but are not receiving the care and support they desperately need.
Jaya Mental Health
Mental Health Support – Creating a mental health infrastructure across Asia
Right now, millions of people in South Asia are struggling to cope with mental illness but are not receiving the care and support they desperately need.
Blueprint for all
1:1 mentoring – Supporting individuals from under privileged backgrounds
Mentoring for a young person of diverse ethnic heritage.
Blueprint for all
1:1 mentoring – Supporting individuals from under privileged backgrounds
Mentoring for a young person of diverse ethnic heritage.
Diversity Role Models
The Path to Inclusion -Creating a world where everyone can thrive
Diversity Role Models actively seeks to embed inclusion and empathy in the next generation. Our vision is a world where everyone embraces diversity and can thrive. This will help create a world where future generations embrace, accept and support difference. Our mission is to create an education system in which every young person will know they are valued and supported, whoever they are.
Diversity Role Models
The Path to Inclusion -Creating a world where everyone can thrive
Diversity Role Models actively seeks to embed inclusion and empathy in the next generation. Our vision is a world where everyone embraces diversity and can thrive. This will help create a world where future generations embrace, accept and support difference. Our mission is to create an education system in which every young person will know they are valued and supported, whoever they are.
Rainforest Saver
Agroforestry to replace slash and burn farming of tropical rainforest
We teach a technique of agroforestry called Inga Alley Cropping to small farmers and indigenous groups in the Ecuadorian Amazon, and village communities in Cameroon in the Congo Basin. This gives them an alternative to cutting and burning small patches of forest for new fields and enables them to grow high-nutrient, chemical-free crops inside the Inga alleys with yields often 10-15 times more than outside the alleys. The system reduces carbon emissions from forest loss, and sequesters carbon in the soil and trees, while restoring the soil, combating poverty, and protecting places with high biodiversity.
Rainforest Saver
Agroforestry to replace slash and burn farming of tropical rainforest
We teach a technique of agroforestry called Inga Alley Cropping to small farmers and indigenous groups in the Ecuadorian Amazon, and village communities in Cameroon in the Congo Basin. This gives them an alternative to cutting and burning small patches of forest for new fields and enables them to grow high-nutrient, chemical-free crops inside the Inga alleys with yields often 10-15 times more than outside the alleys. The system reduces carbon emissions from forest loss, and sequesters carbon in the soil and trees, while restoring the soil, combating poverty, and protecting places with high biodiversity.
Cross River Gorillas
Cross River Gorillas
With fewer than 300 individuals estimated to exist in the wild, the Cross River Gorilla Programme is a collaborative effort to protect the world’s rarest great ape. Since 2004, our work has led to the successful gazettement of several protected areas. We are also developing a chain of Community Forest Reserves, together forming a rainforest corridor. Conservationists recently captured images of a group of rare Cross River gorillas with multiple babies in Nigeria’s Mbe mountains – a sign that the subspecies once feared to be extinct is reproducing amid protection efforts.
Cross River Gorillas
Cross River Gorillas
With fewer than 300 individuals estimated to exist in the wild, the Cross River Gorilla Programme is a collaborative effort to protect the world’s rarest great ape. Since 2004, our work has led to the successful gazettement of several protected areas. We are also developing a chain of Community Forest Reserves, together forming a rainforest corridor. Conservationists recently captured images of a group of rare Cross River gorillas with multiple babies in Nigeria’s Mbe mountains – a sign that the subspecies once feared to be extinct is reproducing amid protection efforts.
Orangutan Land Trust
Gardeners of the Forest
The Mission of Orangutan Land Trust is to enable sustainable solutions for the survival of the orangutan in the wild. We do this by supporting local teams on the ground to secure, protect and restore critical orangutan habitat. Such efforts include community and stakeholder engagement, fire-prevention and fire-fighting, patrols, planting of trees and creation of wildlife corridors, and the rescue, rehabilitation and release of displaced or at-risk orangutans. We also commit ourselves to contributing to global solutions, vis a vis ensuring that those industries that most threaten the survival of the orangutan transition to sustainable practices which do not cause deforestation, habitat loss or loss of biodiversity.
Orangutan Land Trust
Gardeners of the Forest
The Mission of Orangutan Land Trust is to enable sustainable solutions for the survival of the orangutan in the wild. We do this by supporting local teams on the ground to secure, protect and restore critical orangutan habitat. Such efforts include community and stakeholder engagement, fire-prevention and fire-fighting, patrols, planting of trees and creation of wildlife corridors, and the rescue, rehabilitation and release of displaced or at-risk orangutans. We also commit ourselves to contributing to global solutions, vis a vis ensuring that those industries that most threaten the survival of the orangutan transition to sustainable practices which do not cause deforestation, habitat loss or loss of biodiversity.
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