Fauna & Flora International

As the world's oldest international wildlife conservation organisation, Fauna & Flora International (FFI) has been safeguarding threatened species and ecosystems worldwide for well over a century.

What we do

Learn more about some of the key species we work with

Portrait of a Jaguar (Panthera onca), one of the several species of wild cat found in the Awacachi corridor. Credit: Juan Pablo Moreiras/FFI.
Jaguar
 Northern white rhino. © Ol Pejeta Conservancy.
Northern white rhino
 Sunda pangolin
Sunda pangolin
 Magnolia grandis. Credit: Hieu Nguyen, Centre for Plant Conservation Vietnam
Magnolia grandis
 Male Myanmar or Black Snub-nosed Monkey; Credit: Shaohua Dong
Myanmar snub-nosed monkey
 v2 - Hawksbill turtle on beach (Eretmochelys imbricata) making his way to the sea, Bocas del Toro, Panama. Credit: Juan Pablo Moreiras/FFI
Hawksbill turtle
 Antiguan racer 9
Antiguan racer
 Saiga antelopes. Credit: Victor Tyakht/Adobe Stock.
Saiga
 The Union Island gecko is the most trafficked reptile in the Caribbean. Credit: Jeremy Holden/FFI
Union Island gecko
 Grey wolf portrait. Credit: www.pixabay.com.
Grey wolf
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Discover the wonders of our natural world. Learn more about why all of this is under threat, and find out how you can help.

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Covid-19

The world is facing its gravest crisis for a generation - Covid-19. Our mission, however, is as important as ever and our valuable work continues.

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