Wildlife Alliance, In the News:
Forbes, Dr. Suwanna Gauntlett
Forbes, Dr. Suwanna Gauntlett
Newsweek, Dr. Suwanna Gauntlett
Forbes, Dr. Suwanna Gauntlett
Newsweek, Dr. Suwanna Gauntlett
Forbes, Dr. Suwanna Gauntlett
Our Mission: We are a team of 220 experts with a mission to keep global temperature increase below 2°C by the year 2030. We increase vegetation cover by planting new forests and assist in the management of protected areas on land and sea. We protect the world’s endangered wildlife species.
Our current intervention is in the forests of the tropical belt because of their vital importance in regulating global climate.
Our Mission: We are a team of 220 experts with a mission to keep global temperature increase below 2°C by the year 2030. We increase vegetation cover by planting new forests and assist in the management of protected areas on land and sea. We protect the world’s endangered wildlife species.
Our current intervention is in the forests of the tropical belt because of their vital importance in regulating global climate.
Our Mission: We are a team of 220 experts with a mission to keep global temperature increase below 2°C by the year 2030.
Programs:
On Land Protection: Wildlife Alliance delivers a unique and successful model of hands-on direct protection to 1.7 million hectares of rainforest … Learn more
Marine Protection: Wildlife Alliance trains high-performance teams to stop the threats to the ecosystem: overfishing, illegal fishing, pollution, destruction … Learn More
Wildlife Rescue & Care: Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center is a government-owned facility set over 6,000 acres of regenerating forest. … Learn more
Combat Wildlife Trafficking: By combining governmental authority with Wildlife Alliance oversight the team represents a unique model for … Learn more
Tiger Reintroduction: Wildlife Alliance is working with the Royal Government of Cambodia and the Government of India to implement the Cambodia Tiger Recovery Plan. Learn more
Pangolin Conservation: Wildlife Alliance has been saving Sunda Pangolins from the illegal wildlife trade since 2001. The Sunda pangolin is considered … Learn more
Environmental Education: Bringing together communities, local knowledge, experience, and tradition, the KE travels around Cambodia to urban and remote rural … Learn more
Livelihood & Communities: Nearly 300 million people worldwide live in tropical zone and depend heavily on forest, fishing and farming as their primary source of food … Learn more