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Cambridge Conservation Initiative
CCI brings together the largest group of conservation researchers and practitioners in the world, enabling them to work ...
Partnership has always been at the heart of Fauna & Flora’s approach. Today, it’s central to every conservation challenge we tackle. Safeguarding endangered primates in Vietnam. Protecting a transboundary forest landscape in West Africa. Restoring a Caribbean wildlife haven to its former glory. Putting an end to plastic pellet pollution.
We work hand in hand with over 400 partners, saving nature together, in more than 40 countries worldwide. Those partners include communities, local and international NGOs, governments, multinational corporations, academic institutions and funding bodies.
This approach works.
Together with our partners, we have already saved many species from extinction. They include the majestic mountain gorilla, the rediscovered Siamese crocodile and the little-known Antiguan racer – once the world’s rarest snake. We have rescued landscapes and seascapes from destruction and overexploitation, benefiting wildlife and communities.
And we are helping to mitigate climate change by keeping huge quantities of carbon – close to a billion tonnes, according to the latest estimate – locked up in natural ecosystems at our project sites.
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Shark monitoring training in Cabo Verde with Fauna & Flora partner Associação Projeto Biodiversidade. Six additional NGOs were invited to learn from the training, and to promote shared learning and networking for shark monitoring and conservation efforts across the archipelago.
Local conservation partners
Putting local communities and our in-country partners centre stage ensures that we are addressing the priorities of the people on the front line of the biodiversity and climate crisis. By combining our own experience and resources with local expertise and traditional knowledge, we play to our respective strengths. This achieves maximum conservation impact and ensures that conservation gains are sustainable in the long term.
Seagrass identification training with community and local partner, Misool, in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. © Kate West / Fauna & Flora
Seagrass identification training with community and local partner, Misool, in Raja Ampat, Indonesia.
Global collaborations
In addition to working one-to-one with individual partners, Fauna & Flora also leads or participates in a number of global collaborations comprising multiple partners. These range from long-running conservation leadership and species-specific programmes to more recent conservation technology partnerships.
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Conservation Leadership Programme
For well over 30 years, the Conservation Leadership Programme has been at the forefront of efforts to identify, support ...
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International Gorilla Conservation Programme
IGCP’s mission is to conserve the mountain gorilla and its habitat through partnering with key stakeholders while signif...
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Rapid Response Facility
The Rapid Response Facility provides emergency support for natural World Heritage sites during times of crisis.
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Universal Ranger Support Alliance
URSA was launched in July 2020 as a collaborative initiative of eight conservation organisations who have come together ...
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WILDLABS
WILDLABS.NET connects conservationists, technologists, engineers and data scientists to help them find, share and create...
Funding partners
The conservation impact that we achieve would not be possible without the support of our members, donors and funding partners – the trusts and foundations and statutory funders who recognise the crucial importance of our work. A number of these bodies have supported Fauna & Flora’s work for many years, a mark of confidence in our partnership-led approach to conservation.
Featured partner: Arcadia
The partnership between Fauna & Flora and Arcadia spans more than a quarter of a century and has enabled us to influence the conservation of some 55.8 million hectares of critical habitat.
More about our partnership with Arcadia
Featured partner: People’s Postcode Lottery
People’s Postcode Lottery, whose generous annual awards since 2017 are helping us to tackle the threats to our natural world and find creative new ways to engage with conservation-minded people.
Corporate partners
Nature-positive business practices have huge potential to contribute to our conservation goals. We work with carefully selected corporate partners to ensure that nature and climate are at the heart of business decisions and practices.
How we work with businesses for the benefit of nature, people and climate
Coffee beans, an economically key crop in many Central American countries. © Juan Pablo Moreiras / Fauna & Flora
Saving nature, together
You can help fund conservation powered by sustainable partnership.
If you represent a charitable trust or foundation and would like to talk to a member of our team, contact [email protected].
If you would like to support us immediately, consider donating today.
Support usRangers working at Pu Mat National Park, Vietnam, checking a camera trap © Le Duc / Fauna & Flora