EXPLORE OUR PROGRAMS THAT GIVE BACK TO NATURE
Our mission is to use the power of our programs to support wildlife and wild spaces
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MALAWI WILDLIFE RESCUE
The Lilongwe Wildlife Centre - run by the Lilongwe Wildlife Trust - is Malawi’s only wildlife sanctuary. Most of the animals it supports have been rescued from poaching, the illegal pet trade and other forms of wildlife crime and abuse. The dedicated team go above and beyond to rescue injured and orphaned animals and get them back to a life in the wild.
WILD DOGS: RUNNING WITH THE PACK
The Zambian Carnivore Program Conserves large carnivores and ecosystems across Zambia and the region through Conservation Science, Conservation Action, and Development of Local Leadership. Using applied research, hands-on conservation actions such as snare removal, and an array of educational work, the team at ZCP are working to safeguard threatened species like African wild dogs.
Our Love Nature Gives Back program is a way for us to support conservation organizations that feature on our channel. We select several productions per year and support the organizations they feature through monetary donations, creation of supporting media, and raised awareness. Your support goes directly to the charities mentioned not through Love Nature
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CHASING THE RAINS
Save the Elephants (STE) works to secure a future for African elephants. Specializing in elephant research, they provide scientific insights into elephant behavior, intelligence, and long-distance movements and apply them to the challenges of elephant survival. High tech tracking and other tools helps STE work towards a harmonious coexistence between humans and elephants.
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BECOMING ORANGUTAN
The Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation, featured in Becoming Orangutan and Orangutan Jungle School, runs the largest ape conservation program in the world. Since 1991 the BOSF has helped to conserve endangered Bornean Orangutans and their habitat.
“Every animal counts,” is the motto of the Marine Mammal Rescue Center in Vancouver, Canada. Led by veterinarian, Dr. Mary Haulena, the team stops at nothing to help seals, otters, and other marine creatures in need, performing disentanglements at sea as well as rehabilitating and releasing animals back into the wild.
WILD PACIFIC RESCUE
WILDLIFE ER
RSPCA Queensland is the busiest wildlife hospital in Australia, providing care to over 27,000 sick, injured or orphaned native animals every year. Most of the patients are victims of habitat loss, disease, road trauma, dog attacks or natural disasters. A dedicated team of professionals and volunteers work around the clock to save vulnerable and endangered species from the moment of rescue, through their treatment and rehabilitation to their eventual release.
