Wildlife
conservation
We support wildlife populations through investing in key infrastructure, such as ranger posts, marine ranger stations and veterinary labs. This helps to ensure that park management can protect important habitats. We believe that when ranger patrols and veterinary teams can access hard-to-reach areas and treat wounded animals, wildlife populations stand the best chance of growth.
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We work with park-adjacent communities to promote wildlife-compatible livelihoods and mitigate human-wildlife conflict, both identified as key drivers of wildlife crime. We believe that engaging communities, schools and cultural institutions is key to building a sustainable legacy for conservation.
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Elephant Conservation Legend Iain Douglas-Hamilton Dies at 83
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British Zoologist and Elephant Conservation Pioneer Iain Douglas-Hamilton Dies at 83
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Wildlife Photography Exhibition Spotlights Uganda’s Conservation Success and Our Role
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Global Humane Conservation Fund of Africa has made a decisive and bold commitment, not only funding vet operations and purchasing a dedicated quick-response vehicle, but backing the kind of long-term work that matters to monitor, rescue, and ensure the recovery of injured elephants and other wildlife. In Murchison Falls National Park, their support is helping protect entire landscapes, building 24/7 capacity, and together we are laying the groundwork for scale.
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