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Fauna & Flora International is taking decisive action to help save the world’s wild species and spaces. We believe that it is within the hands of our generation to conserve the wonders of life on Earth, for ourselves and for future generations. As a registered charity, we rely on your support to achieve our mission. Please help us to conserve endangered wildlife and habitats today and for the future.

Donations from individuals are a crucial source of funding for our organization. Your donation really will make a tremendous difference.

Donate to FFI today with regular giving or a one off donation. More >		Find out how to join Fauna & Flora International today. More >
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With fewer than 300 individuals left in the world, the Cross River gorilla is Africa’s most threatened gorilla. More >		Run for your wildlife and other ways you can take action to support FFI. More >
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Photo: Black rhinos are being bred in captivity at Ol Pejeta Conservancy where we have been working since 2004. Ol Pejeta will harbour the largest black rhino population in East Africa and become an important national resource for the restocking of other areas. Credit: Juan Pablo Moreiras.

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Photo: Smoke billowing from chimneys. Credit: Juan Pablo Moreiras.

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