What conservation impact did we achieve in 2023?
At Fauna & Flora, we have a laser focus on understanding our impact, to ensure that our work delivers tangible positive outcomes for nature, people and climate.
Every year we review the effectiveness of our work, analysing data provided by our staff and partners, so we know that we are making a difference, and that benefits are long term.
These are just a handful of examples. Across all the countries where we are active…
Over 7,000
The number of people whose conservation capacity we built.
Over 630,000
The number of hectares of key habitat brought under conservation management for the first time.
2.4 million
The number of hectares of marine and coastal habitat we helped conserve.
Across 94 of our terrestrial and marine project sites, almost one billion tonnes of carbon is locked up.
That’s the carbon equivalent of 8 billion barrels of crude oil – stored in vegetation, soil and sediment.
And in 2023, we launched or supported specific conservation measures for 128 priority species populations.
We recorded conservation benefits for 93 of those populations, including:
Want to know more?
Read the executive summary of our Conservation Impact Report.
None of this would have been possible without our donors
The long-term and generous support that you provide means that we can confidently commit to long-term conservation, and effective, sustainable solutions. From all of our staff and partners working around the world, thank you to our donors for making such a contribution to our success.
Bangangai Game Reserve Ranger Post Commander Captain Michael Luciano with Sorophina Nauryo on bio-monitoring patrol, South Sudan. © Justin Purefoy / Fauna & Flora
Bangangai Game Reserve Ranger Post Commander Captain Michael Luciano with Sorophina Nauryo on bio-monitoring patrol, South Sudan.
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What we do
Learn more about our pioneering approaches and why we are widely regarded as conservation experts.
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Species we save
From tigers to turtles and from pangolins to pear trees, we are working hard to protect some of our planet’s most endangered species.
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How we spend your donations
How we spend the money we raise from donors.