The support of charitable trusts and foundations is crucial to our global conservation work. By providing long-term funding for select projects, trusts & foundations give Fauna & Flora and our partners the confidence and essential resources to plan effectively and build future-proof conservation solutions.
Trusts & Foundations funding isn’t just crucial for the long-term. It enables us to stay agile and respond to urgent crises with unrestricted funds.
Why Fauna & Flora?
Our belief is that those living closest to nature should be at the heart of all conservation strategies and actions. Our in-country partners have the best knowledge and experience of their local environment; we complement this local expertise with our international experience, networks and resources to find the best approach to save nature.
Our long history of working with on-the-ground partners – including grassroots organisations, governments, communities and corporations – makes us best placed to help to channel funding directly to projects and partners in priority conservation areas. And, our regular update reporting means that trusts and foundations can be confident their contributions are being spent in the best way possible.
African forest elephant collaring for research and tracking purposes. © Ruben Bañuelos Bons / Fauna & Flora
African forest elephant collaring for research and tracking purposes. Satellite collars give farmers an early warning system, reducing the risk of crop raiding and conflict with communities.
Some of the key stats and achievements from our work in 2022.
Essential projects that Trusts & Foundations support
Saving the world’s remaining mountain gorillas
Fauna & Flora, together with our partners and funders, has been instrumental in saving the mountain gorilla from extinction, beginning in 1978 when we responded to a plea from Sir David Attenborough and launched an appeal that kickstarted the Mountain Gorilla Project.
Forest protection in Pu Mat National Park
Fauna & Flora works with community-based conservation teams in Pu Mat National Park to strengthen law enforcement, remove illegal snares and monitor gibbon and elephant populations.
Saving Cambodia’s coastal and marine environments
Fauna & Flora has a growing programme of marine work in Cambodia including the establishment of the country’s first large-scale marine protected areas, supporting fishing communities, reducing illegal and destructive fishing and addressing marine plastic pollution.
Get in contact
We urgently need your help to continue our nature-saving conservation work.
For further information on supporting us via a trust or foundation, please contact Amy Winterbourne, Senior Trusts & Foundations Account Manager via [email protected].
Black-bellied pangolin. © Angiolo / Adobe Stock
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Fauna & Flora USA
Fauna & Flora USA, Inc. was established as a non-profit organisation in 2016. It has a four-star Charity Navigator rating and platinum transparency rating on Guidestar.org.
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Fauna & Flora Australia
Fauna & Flora International Australia was established as a not-for-profit company, and registered as a charity, in 2008. Registered with Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) since 2012.