Fauna & Flora works in nearly 50 countries around the world, on more than 120 projects that aim to save nature, together with our conservation partners.
From saving saiga and gorillas, to restoring nature-depleted islands and protecting seagrass meadows, we have a track record of conservation success. And, while we apply our expertise and experience to all areas of our work, no two projects are ever the same.
In keeping with our partnership-led approach, projects are flexed to the needs of the species, landscapes, environments and communities we work with.
For some projects, our own staff will work hands-on in the field with our partners on a daily basis. In other places, we provide ongoing capacity development and support, including funding, technical expertise and help with operations.
Sam Han using eDNA testing kit, Chhay Reap, Cambodia. © Jeremy Holden / Fauna & Flora
Discover our global conservation projects
Redonda Restoration Programme
Protecting rare conifers and magnolias in northern Vietnam
Forest Protection in Pu Mat National Park, Vietnam
Conserving Virachey National Park’s forest ecosystem
Securing marine resources and sustaining fisheries livelihoods in northern Kenya
Strengthening national capacity to address illegal wildlife trade in Liberia
Securing tulips and montane grassland in Kyrgyzstan
Conserving the critically endangered Tonkin snub-nosed monkey in Vietnam
Protecting Cambodia’s coastal and marine environments
Conserving Chuilexi Conservancy within Niassa National Reserve
Conserving fruit-and-nut forests in Central Asia
Let's save nature, together
Nature is essential for the survival of all life on Earth. But it’s diminishing, fast. Protecting and restoring our natural world is an urgent and huge task. But it’s not impossible. By supporting Fauna & Flora, you can make a huge difference.
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