WHO WE ARE
Wildlife Alliance is an International NGO working to directly protect forests and wildlife in tropical Asia.
WHY OUR MODEL WORKS
We target the forests of the tropical belt because of their importance in regulating global climate. Southeast Asia has the fastest rate of deforestation of all three of the world’s tropical basins, requiring the most urgent intervention. Our model provides direct ranger intervention to stop the destruction.
WHO WE ARE
Wildlife Alliance is the leader in direct protection to forests and wildlife in the Southeast Asian tropical belt.
WHY OUR MODEL WORKS
We target the forests of the tropical belt because of their importance in regulating global climate. Southeast Asia has the fastest rate of deforestation of all three of the world’s tropical basins, requiring the most urgent intervention. Our model provides direct ranger intervention to stop the destruction.
RAINFOREST PROTECTION
Wildlife Alliance delivers a unique and successful model of hands-on direct protection to 1.3 million hectares of the Cardamom Mountains rainforest, one of the last unfragmented rainforests in Southeast Asia … Learn more
COMBAT WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING
By combining governmental authority with Wildlife Alliance oversight the team represents a unique model for tackling the illegal wildlife trade in Asia and is the only law enforcement unit dedicated to cracking … Learn more
FOREST PROTECTION
Wildlife Alliance delivers a unique and successful model of hands-on direct protection to 1.3 million hectares of the Cardamom Mountains rainforest, one of the last unfragmented rainforests in Southeast Asia … Learn more
COMBAT WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING
By combining governmental authority with Wildlife Alliance oversight the team represents a unique model for tackling the illegal wildlife trade in Asia and is the only law enforcement unit dedicated to cracking … Learn more
WILDLIFE RESCUE & CARE
Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center is a government-owned facility set over 6,000 acres of regenerating forest. Wildlife Alliance animal husbandry specialists and veterinarians care for over 1,400 animals across more than 100 species … Learn more
TIGER REINTRODUCTION
In 2018 Wildlife Alliance will be working with all stakeholders – government, communities, and global conservation experts – to move tiger reintroduction plans forward and ensure that Cambodia makes a contribution to the global goal of doubling wild tiger numbers. … Learn more
WILDLIFE RESCUE & CARE
Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center is a government-owned facility set over 6,000 acres of regenerating forest. Wildlife Alliance animal husbandry specialists and veterinarians care for over 1,400 animals across more than 100 species … Learn more
TIGER REINTRODUCTION
In 2018 Wildlife Alliance will be working with all stakeholders – government, communities, and global conservation experts – to move tiger reintroduction plans forward and ensure that Cambodia makes a contribution to the global goal of doubling wild tiger numbers. … Learn more
PANGOLIN CONSERVATION
Wildlife Alliance has been saving Sunda Pangolins from the illegal wildlife trade since 2001. The Sunda pangolin is considered to be the most trafficked mammal in the world (IUCN 2014). Wildlife Alliance’s Wildlife Release Station (WRS) rehabilitates pangolins that are rescued from the illegal wildlife trade. Learn more
EDUCATION
Bringing together communities, local knowledge, experience, and tradition, the KE travels around Cambodia to urban and remote rural locations to instill in the Cambodian youth and communities a sense of pride in their natural heritage and a culture of social responsibility… Learn more
PANGOLIN CONSERVATION
Wildlife Alliance has been saving Sunda Pangolins from the illegal wildlife trade since 2001. The Sunda pangolin is considered to be the most trafficked mammal in the world (IUCN 2014). Wildlife Alliance’s Wildlife Release Station (WRS) rehabilitates pangolins that are rescued from the illegal wildlife trade. Learn more
EDUCATION
Bringing together communities, local knowledge, experience, and tradition, the KE travels around Cambodia to urban and remote rural locations to instill in the Cambodian youth and communities a sense of pride in their natural heritage and a culture of social responsibility… 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 and income. They cut timber, burn the rainforest to make charcoal for sale to the cities… Learn more
COMMUNITY RANGERS
The Community Anti-Poaching Unit (CAPU) is part of Chi Phat Community-based Ecotourism (CBET) in Chi Phat. CAPU Rangers have been patrolling around Chi Phat since 2008. 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 and income. They cut timber, burn the rainforest to make charcoal for sale to the cities… Learn more
COMMUNITY RANGERS
The Community Anti-Poaching Unit (CAPU) is part of Chi Phat Community-based Ecotourism (CBET) in Chi Phat. CAPU Rangers have been patrolling around Chi Phat since 2008. Learn more