Wildlife and conservationElephant and rhino protection
Monitoring, collars and community rangers for Africa's most threatened giants.
$50 a day of tracking for a rhino monitoring team.
Target$80,479
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Protecting elephants, rhinos and wild places, with the communities who live beside them.
Illustrative photo: Matthew Spiteri / Unsplash
3 causes in this area. Each one shows what a gift buys, how the money is split and the targets we report against.
All wildlife and conservation causes, 2026 funding round
Target$213,825
Donate to wildlife conservation in Africa
Africa's elephants and rhinos still face poaching, and their habitats are shrinking. Your gift equips local rangers, removes snares, restores land and water points, and gives nearby communities jobs that make wildlife worth more alive.
Wildlife and conservation
Wildlife and conservationNational parks and conservancies
Habitat, water points and community conservancies around protected land.
$80 tree seedlings to restore two hectares of corridor.
Target$71,798
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Wildlife and conservationAnti-poaching initiatives
Train and equip community ranger teams.
$75 boots and a uniform for one ranger.
Target$61,548
DonateQuestions about donating to wildlife and conservation
How can I donate to protect elephants and rhinos in Africa?
Choose Elephant and rhino protection or Anti-poaching initiatives and give online. Choose a cause, enter your amount in US dollars and pay securely by Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and 100+ coins). You get an email receipt straight away and a field report every quarter.
Does conservation help local communities?
Yes. Our conservation causes employ local people as rangers and in conservation work, which reduces conflict between people and wildlife.
How do I know my gift helps wildlife?
We report the animals monitored, patrol distances, snares removed and land restored every quarter.