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FFI wants your old mobile phone
24/06/2009
FFI launches big push to collect old mobiles during UK Recycling Week.
- Huge seizure of ‘ecstasy oil’ in Cardamom Mountains
24/06/2009 - Forest Footprint Disclosure Project launched
19/06/2009 - FFI destroys illegal chainsaws in Cambodia
18/06/2009 - Urgent action necessary to save Pacific tuna stocks
11/06/2009
Meet the most endangered ape in Africa
With fewer than 300 individuals left in the world, the Cross River gorilla is Africa’s most threatened gorilla.
Their survival hangs in the balance as logging, farming and fire destroy their natural habitat.
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To find out more about how we work, what we achieve and how we use donors’ money to the best effect, read the latest overview of our work; ‘Saving the Natural World’.
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Watch a selection of Fauna & Flora International videos, from our Vice President Sir David Attenborough talking about the origins of FFI, to rare footage of the endangered Tonkin snub-nosed monkey. Find out more >
Check out our new and updated project list for 2009. Here you can learn about every project FFI is involved in, from protecting snow leopards to combating the arc of deforestation in the Amazon. Read more here >
People are both the driving force behind biodiversity loss and the reason for protecting it. It is no surprise then that harnessing human potential is fundamental to conserving our remaining biodiversity. Read more >
Poverty and environmental degradation are closely entwined. An estimated 800 million people living in poverty depend directly on natural habitats for survival. Read more >
By joining Fauna & Flora International you will be making a genuine commitment to save endangered species and habitats worldwide.
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We have two exciting vacancies in our Development team. Find out more »
Did you know that your old mobile phone has the power to protect the planet? Find out more »
Run for your wildlife and other ways you can take action to support FFI. Find out more »
Safeguard the planet’s precious biodiversity for generations to come. Find out more»
FFI’s world-renowned conservation journal, Oryx, is packed with scientific papers, conservation news, comment and discussion. Find out more »