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Saving Africa’s wild lions. You can help save African lions! Africa’s free-roaming lions are under threat from human-wildlife conflict. These lions are an essential part of the continent's ecosystems, its tourism industry, and its livelihood. Thankfully, the Southern African Conservation Trust (SACT) and partners have embarked on a project to conserve lions. They require GPS satellite collars to develop lion management plans. They also provide an early-warning system to local communities about the whereabouts of lions, allowing them to react quickly to potential problems and avoid human-lion conflict. You can help to save these wild lions by making a contribution to SACT through our Collar a Lion campaign Find out more about how you can help save free-roaming lions and what your sponsorship will include here: https://lnkd.in/dDGeCDbc Image: © Brian Courtenay Southern African Conservation Trust Trans-Kalahari Predator Programme #saveouranimals #animals #saveourwildlife #conservation #donate #collaralion #lionconservation #lion #bigcats

Did you know? Elephants play a crucial role in maintaining healthy ecosystems; Human-elephant conflict threatens both communities and elephants; Human-elephant conflict leads to crop damage and loss of livelihoods. Join us in conserving wildlife and promoting peaceful coexistence between humans and elephants at Mole National Park. Your support can make a difference. Help us protect elephants and communities by supporting our project at Mole National Park. Every donation counts! Support our project to reduce human-elephant conflict and conserve elephants. Spread the word! Share this post to raise awareness about the human-elephant conflict at Mole National Park. #MoleNationalPark #HumanElephantConflict #SaveElephants #Conservation #WildlifeProtection #SupportConservation #ProtectWildlife #CommunityConservation #WildlifeConflict

Did you know? Elephants play a crucial role in maintaining healthy ecosystems; Human-elephant conflict threatens both communities and elephants; Human-elephant conflict leads to crop damage and loss of livelihoods. Join us in conserving wildlife and promoting peaceful coexistence between humans and elephants at Mole National Park. Your support can make a difference. Help us protect elephants and communities by supporting our project at Mole National Park. Every donation counts! Support our project to reduce human-elephant conflict and conserve elephants. Spread the word! Share this post to raise awareness about the human-elephant conflict at Mole National Park. #MoleNationalPark #HumanElephantConflict #SaveElephants #Conservation #WildlifeProtection #SupportConservation #ProtectWildlife #CommunityConservation #WildlifeConflict

Did you know? Environmental nonprofits are receiving less than 2% of charitable dollars! Out of $471 billion donated to nonprofits in 2020, only $8 billion went towards environmental causes. It's time to prioritize our planet! Let's support organizations dedicated to conservation, wildlife protection, and land trusts. Every little bit counts towards a greener, healthier future for all. #EarthWeek #SaveThePlanet #EnvironmentalJustice #SupportGreenCauses #RedstartCreative #MarylandNonProfits #MarketingForNonProfits

#GranteeSpotlight: Pacific Whale Foundation 🐋 Following the devastation of the Maui wildfires in 2023, Asia Wild provided an emergency grant to help Pacific Whale Foundation’s recovery and conservation efforts. Help Asia Wild fund emergency grants, text WILD to 24365 or visit asiawild.org/wild to donate. #AsiaWild #PacificWhaleFoundation #PWF #AsiaWildGrantee #OceanConservation #WildlifeConservation #ConservationNonprofit

S.O.S.(L)… Save Our Snow Leopards! 🐾    The ‘ghost of the mountains’ is in danger of disappearing altogether.    Snow leopards are one of the most secretive species DSWF is striving to protect, but unfortunately, there could be fewer than 4,000 snow leopards left in the wild. ❄️    With such a small number spread across the mountainous regions of 12 separate countries, it makes the already daunting task of tracking, studying, and protecting them even harder.      Today, we’re asking you to make a difference for snow leopards by donating to our latest urgent appeal, ‘S.O.S.(L): Save our snow leopards’ and support our research and conservation efforts.     Don’t let the ‘ghost of the mountain’ disappear altogether.    Donate now at https://bit.ly/SnwLprdApl #FightProtectEngage #TheArtofSurvival #VoiceForTheVoiceless #Conservation #WildlifeConservation #EndangeredSpecies #SnowLeopard #SnowLeopardReasearch #SnowLeopardConservation  

Really worth having a watch to see how you could donate to a really good cause in #victoriafalls Welcome to EleCREW, a non-profit organization dedicated to elephant conservation in Victoria Falls, at the heart of the KAZA region, home to over 50% of Africa’s remaining wild elephants. Through our Ambassador herd and Community Cooperation and Conflict mitigation programs, EleCREW is passionately committed to fostering human-elephant coexistence. Within the National Parks, elephants have the right of way, facing primary threats such as illegal poaching and food and water scarcity, particularly during droughts, which are a regular occurrence in the Zimbabwean ecosystem. In this context, distinguishing between allies and adversaries is straightforward. However, outside of the Parks, the moral lines become less clear. Elephants often venture into rural and urban areas in search of food, which is frequently scarce within the National Park boundaries, especially during the dry season. This can lead to conflicts between the resident human population and the elephants, sometimes resulting in fatal consequences for either party, though more frequently for the elephants. This is the conservation space that EleCREW occupies—our programs aim to minimize conflict and promote coexistence with rural and urban elephant populations, encapsulated by the phrase “Living with Elephants”. EleCREW is a non-profit institution entirely dependent on generous donations from individuals and corporations who wish to contribute to ensuring elephants survive the threat of extinction and remain a source of joy for future generations. Visit: www.elecrew.org to see what they are about and how you can help Every bit counts #savetheelephants #zimbabwe #africa #donatetoday #goodcause #wildlife #nonprofitorganization

Dear Network Friends in Canada ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ As Operations Director at A Rocha Canada, I’m writing today to ask for your help for one of our best defences against biodiversity loss and climate change. 🐝 🦉 🐞 🐟 🦅 Wetlands. They’re essential. And they’re disappearing fast. This story doesn’t have to end in loss. With your help, we can restore key wetland habitats and regain their countless benefits. Would you make a year-end gift to restore wetlands with A Rocha Canada? Our conservation scientists estimate that on average, it costs just $32.90 CAD to restore and protect one square metre of wetland. Because of the generosity of a matching donor, your year-end gift of $32.90 CAD will restore two square meters of incredible habitat! Double your impact to save two (or more) square metres of wetland this Christmas!   Why Wetlands? ➡️Wetlands play a unique and essential role in the health of our planet. A few of the reasons we need to save our wetlands: 🌿 Wetlands provide homes to countless at-risk plants and animals. If you want to save endangered species, invest in wetlands. 🌿 Wetlands reduce the impact of both floods and droughts. If you want to reduce extreme weather threats, invest in wetlands. 🌿 Wetlands improve water quality by filtering out toxins. If you want clean water, invest in wetlands. 🌿 Wetlands keep huge amounts of carbon out of the atmosphere. If you want to fight climate change, invest in wetlands. 🌿 Around 70% of the wetlands in southern Canada have already been damaged or destroyed, but we are not too late to reverse the trend.   Why Give Now? 📢 Your gift before midnight on December 31 will be matched to double your impact, making a huge difference for wetlands and other vulnerable habitats in 2024. Would you donate today? If so, please donate here: https://lnkd.in/dtknhHaJ Restoring a wetland is slow and requires long-term community commitment. But your gift will, over time, lead to transformation—for wildlife, for people, and for the planet. P.S. Canadians: Don’t forget to donate by December 31 to receive a 2023 tax-receipt!

Conflict between humans and large mammals like elephants are one of the many challenges that conservationists face. Elephants cause damage by eating crops and breaking into houses for rice and other tasty items. Building expensive fences around forests is one way to address the problem. However, community members, like volunteer elephant conservationist Shankar Luitel (https://lnkd.in/eBJzpp8S), are calling for the creation of a green corridor so the elephants can move safely on their traditional paths. Show your support for the safety of elephants by donating at https://lnkd.in/eP_Jd4ik 📸: Kara DeLanty #elephant #elephantlove #babyelephants #conservation #wildlifeconservation #elephantconservation #biodiversity #communityconservation #protectelephants

Today is Environment Day, and we're gearing up for our face-to-face fundraising relaunch with WWF-UK. 🌍🐾 Nature is more than simply a part of our world - it's our life-support system. WWF is a leading independent conservation organisation active in nearly 100 countries. It is dedicated to reversing the crisis of nature loss caused by human activities. Their mission? To set nature on the path to recovery by 2030 to benefit both people and wildlife. Our mission? To collaborate once again with WWF and support their efforts to protect and restore natural habitats and halt the mass extinction of wildlife. How? By spreading the joy of giving. #environment #conservation #WWF #zenfundraising #facetofacefundraising #charity #nonprofit #foryourworld