Partners

WLT Partners are the in-country local NGOs who manage the projects and reserve areas that WLT supports. Key to WLT’s philosophy is to empower local NGOs with financial and technical assistance but not to manage them. The purchase of land is always through project partners and WLT does not own any of the overseas reserves, so each project we support is run and managed by an in-country partner organisation.

The concept of the partner relationship has developed over the past 30+ years and the aim is to encompass a deeper level of commitment, focusing on the partners’ priority activities and needs, both for their conservation challenges, as well as their organisational development in order for them to effectively protect threatened habitats around the world using their local expertise.

Africa

A ROCHA KENYA (ARK)

Kenya

A Rocha Kenya (ARK) serves the natural world through scientific research, advocacy, environmental education, and sustainable community-based conservation programmes. By working with local communities, our partner aims to achieve the long-term conservation of threatened habitats and species, with a focus on the Important Bird Areas clustered around Watamu and Malindi on the Kenyan coast. ARK’s work restores habitats and empowers people to be agents and stewards of conservation.

Big Life Foundation

Big Life envisions a world in which conservation supports the people and people support conservation. Operating in Kenya and Tanzania, it seeks to protect and sustain East Africa’s wildlife and wild lands, including one of the greatest populations of elephants left in East Africa. Big Life’s objective is to use innovative conservation strategies and collaborate closely with local communities, partner NGOs, national parks, and government agencies. Their program objectives are organised around four main themes: wildlife protection, human-wildlife conflict mitigation, habitat protection, and community support.

The Environmental Conservation Trust of Uganda (ECOTRUST)

ECOTRUST works with different communities and stakeholders in Uganda to conserve natural resources and biodiversity while at the same time contributing to poverty alleviation, wealth creation, inclusive growth and resilience of communities against the risks associated with climate change.

Albertine Rift – Trees For Global Benefits
Uganda

Environmental Defenders

Environmental Defenders are an environmental justice organisation that works to protect the Albertine Rift region between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). By working closely with local communities, our partner aims to protect the environment while standing up for the rights of indigenous people, and their cultural practices and livelihoods. Environmental Defenders work to create both social and environmental justice, recognising that these are closely linked.

NYAMUKINO RESERVE
Uganda

Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF)

Conserve biodiversity and protect environments through research, training, education and community engagement in Cameroon.

Fundação Kissama

Fundação Kissama promotes the defence, protection, conservation, management, study and research of Angola’s biodiversity. The organisation implements conservation, biodiversity management and environmental education projects; promotes actions aimed at the preservation of important biodiversity hotspots and flagship species; and raises awareness of biodiversity-related problems.

Gorongosa Project

The Gorongosa Project team in Mozambique aim to advance an integrated multi-partner approach to conservation and to people-centred development. The protection of Gorongosa National Park’s biodiversity and ecosystem services is a core part of the Project’s mission. Our partner also unlocks the park’s economic potential for the community inhabitants of the Gorongosa Buffer Zone in Mozambique’s Sofala Province and further afield. By balancing the needs of people and wildlife, Gorongosa Project hopes to create an immense, unfenced, connected mosaic of protected areas in central Mozambique. A large and multi-faceted organisation, the Project is involved in a number of conservation and development programmes, including habitat management, species reintroductions, social health, environmental education, sustainable development, and gender-focused projects.

Kara-Tunga Foundation (KTF)

Kara-Tunga Foundation (KTF) fosters peace, prosperity and conservation through ecotourism development in Uganda’s Karamoja region. Born from the commercially successful tour operator Kara-Tunga Tours (KT). KTF aims to improve community livelihoods, protect nature, and preserve cultural heritage as a not-for-profit.

Kasanka Trust LTD

The Kasanka Trust exists to protect Kasanka National Park, one of Zambia’s smallest National Parks. The Trust is engaged in community development and eco-tourism.

Missouri Botanical Garden – Madagascar Programme (MBG-Madagascar)

The Missouri Botanical Garden is headquartered in the USA and in 1987 it launched its Madagascar Programme (MBG-Madagascar), which today is committed to understanding and safeguarding the island’s unique, diverse and highly threatened flora, and their ecosystems. Focused in and around 11 Priority Areas for Plant Conservation, MBG-Madagascar collaborates with communities at the local level to protect the rich biodiversity of the island and the natural heritage of the Malagasy people

Nature Kenya

Connecting nature and people, to promote the study of conservation in Kenya.

The Greater Udzungwa-Kilombero landscape
Tanzania
Dakatcha Woodland
Kenya

Overberg Renosterveld Trust (ORT)

To secure the long-term conservation and management of the remaining fragments of threatened natural vegetation in the lowlands of the Overberg, South Africa, through active partnerships with landowners, conservation authorities and NGOs, thereby improving the overall quality of farms, sustainable livelihoods, and landscapes in the region.

Overberg Renosterveld Reserves
South Africa

Planet Madagascar

Planet Madagascar Association (PMA) works to build sustainable forest communities, improve livelihoods, empower local people, and conserve Madagascar’s unique biodiversity. PMA’s project activities are based mainly in and around Ankarafantsika National Park, in the northwest of the country.

Reforest Africa

Reforest Africa aims to restore and protect native African forests for the benefit of both wildlife and people.

Their approach combines active forest management with hands‑on training that equips local people with the skills to protect their local environment. By planting native trees, supporting natural regeneration, and promoting the sustainable use of forest resources, Reforest Africa not only revitalises critical ecosystems but also empowers the communities who rely on them to thrive.

Southern Tanzania Elephant Programme (STEP)

STEP’s main objectives are elephant protection, research and monitoring, community projects to enhance human-elephant co-existence and advocacy and education.

Tanzania Forest Conservation Group (TFCG)

To improve the conservation of the unique and threatened biodiversity of Tanzania, the country home to Africa’s highest plant diversity, by preserving two crucial forest ecoregions: the coastal forests by the Indian Ocean and the Eastern Arc Mountains. By focusing on these globally recognised hotspots of natural life, TFCG envisages a world in which the protection of biodiversity results in a healthier, safer environment for the present and future generations in Tanzania.

Wild Tomorrow

Wild Tomorrow South Africa is dedicated to the protection of southern Africa’s threatened species and the habitats they depend on for survival. Our partner protects, restores and rewilds high-biodiversity areas at risk of development, with a focus on connecting properties to create larger reserves and wildlife corridors. They also work with local communities, helping the people living around protected areas to value, benefit from and engage with conservation.

Applied Environmental Research Foundation (AERF)

Applied Environmental Research Foundation (AERF) is an Indian NGO that works with local communities to conserve community owned forests; establishing projects which derive an income from standing forest rather than an income from felling trees.

AERF prioritise educating communities about the value of biodiversity, engaging local people in conservation activities and working with them to develop income based on the sustainable use of forest resources.

AERF’s main aim is conservation on the ground allowing a tangible difference at the grassroots level through maximum action and through engaging with range of stakeholders.

Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC)

FPWC began in 2002 to address a lack of environmental concern in Armenia since its independence in 1991. It established the Caucasus Wildlife Refuge in 2011 through the leasing of land from local communities. Their work takes place within the Caucasus Biodiversity Hotspot and is focused on the connections between wildlife protection and environmental education. They engage with rural populations to assist with the sustainable development of their communities. Mutual respect between human beings, natural wealth, and cultural heritage is at the centre of their operations.

Caucasus Wildlife Refuge
Armenia

Haribon Foundation

Haribon Foundation for the Conservation of Natural Resources, Inc.(Haribon Foundation) is a pioneering conservation organisation dedicated to safeguarding the unique habitats and wildlife of the Philippines, through participatory and sustainable solutions. Founded to protect the Critically Endangered Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi), Haribon Foundation now serves as BirdLife International’s partner in the Philippines. Their work centres on four key areas: Conserving Sites and Habitats, Saving Species, Encouraging Sustainability, and Empowering People. Through a wide range of projects, Haribon Foundation trains, nurtures, and equips local community members to become the Philippines’ next generation of environmental leaders.

Hutan

To study and conserve threatened habitats and wildlife species in Sabah and promote the sustainable management of natural ecosystems through a holistic, community-led programme and innovative cross-sectoral partnerships.

Koshi Tappu Kanchenjunga Biodiversity Education Livelihood Terra-Studio (KTK-BELT)

Koshi Tappu Kanchenjunga Biodiversity Education Livelihood Terra-Studio (KTK-BELT INC) aims to catalyse new models of biodiversity conservation and environmental learning in eastern Nepal. Central to KTK-BELT’s mission is its concept of a “Vertical University” comprising the 8,000 metres of elevation between Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve and Mount Kanchenjunga. KTK-BELT hopes to provide a framework for local farmers to become “professors” of this living classroom, sharing indigenous knowledge while also conserving threatened species and landscapes.

Philippine Reef & Rainforest Conservation Foundation (PRRCFI)

To ensure the long-term conservation of the marine and terrestrial environment in the Philippines through education and alleviating poverty.

Snow Leopard Foundation (SLF)

The Snow Leopard Foundation (SLF) is dedicated to protecting Snow Leopards (Panthera uncia) and other key predators in Pakistan, recognising their critical ecological role as keystone species in wider biodiversity conservation.

Through a blend of cutting-edge research, capacity-building programs, and community engagement, SLF works to reduce human-carnivore conflicts. By deploying predator-proof corrals, compensating for livestock losses, and actively involving communities in conservation efforts, SLF safeguards both wildlife and the livelihoods of local people.

Viet Nature Conservation Centre (Viet Nature)

Viet Nature’s mission is to strive to halt the loss of biodiversity in Vietnam, conserve the integrity and diversity of nature, working with people towards sustainability in the use of natural resources, enhancing Vietnamese people’s quality of life and contributing to the country’s sustainable development.

Wildlife Trust of India

Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) operates in service of India’s natural heritage. Their mission is to conserve wildlife and its habitat, and to work for the welfare of individual wild animals, in partnership with communities and governments. To achieve their goals, WTI maintains an approach undergirded by science and shaped by empathy, focusing on key areas including wildlife crime, species recovery, and human-wildlife conflict mitigation.

D’Ering-Dibru Saikhowa Elephant Corridor
India

Central America

Asociación Ecológica de San Marcos de Ocotepeque (AESMO)

AESMO work in western Honduras, in the management of watersheds and protected areas, in alliance with communities and other local, national and international actors. AESMO applies a landscape approach and develops shared governance processes for conservation and sustainable management of water, biodiversity and soil, contributing to the improvement of the quality of life of the population.

Conservación de Anfibios A.C.

Conservación de Anfibios A.C. develops conservation programmes for Mexico’s native amphibians, with a focus on endemic and threatened species. Through research projects, habitat protection and environmental education, Anfibios A.C. makes strategic alliances with local communities to promote social, economic and environmental sustainability. Their vision is to maintain a generational commitment to initiatives, strategies, education and research on native amphibians, promoting them as flagship species and preserving the ecosystems that they rely upon.

Corozal Sustainable Future Initiative (CSFI)

The Corozal Sustainable Future Initiative (CSFI) is a Belizean, not-for-profit, NGO dedicated to the management, protection, and conservation of important national protected areas in north-eastern Belize

Foundation for Ecodevelopment and Conservation (FUNDAECO)

FUNDAECO have worked for 33 years to protect and manage nature reserves throughout Guatemala. They work to balance the needs of local communities and wildlife in jointly agreed land use plans, and helps to ensure that agricultural practices around reserves are sustainable.

FUNDAECO is a founding member of the Guatemalan National Association of Environmentalists (ASOREMA) and the Tri-National Alliance for the Conservation of the Gulf of Honduras (TRIGOH).

Conservation Coast
Guatemala

Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda

To conserve biodiversity and promote sustainable management of natural resources within Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve, in central Mexico.

Naturaleza y Cultura Sierra Madre (NCSM)

To promote the conservation and protection of ecosystems and wild species in Mexico.

Programme for Belize

To promote the conservation of Belize’s natural heritage and the sustainable use of the forest’s resources.

Amazónicos por la Amazonía (AMPA)

Amazónicos por la Amazonía (AMPA) – Amazonians for the Amazon – is a Peruvian organization committed to the conservation of biodiversity and sustainable territorial development to improve the lives of the peoples of the Andean Amazon. AMPA “preserves life to share it with everyone”. The organisation works with a strategy of intervention grounded on their conviction in sustainable territorial management. This involves 4 cross-cutting axis to the implementation of all their initiatives: environmental, social, economic and political; where territorial order is the fundamental basis. Through these axis, they ensure their activities are consistent with the conservation of natural and cultural heritage.

Asociación Armonía

To conserve nature in Bolivia, especially threatened bird species and habitats, in partnership with communities and governments (local, regional and the national government).

Asociación Civil Provita

To develop innovative socio-environmental solutions to conserve nature. Asociación Civil Provita has become a key organisation for biodiversity conservation in Venezuela and Latin America.

Aves Argentinas

Aves Argentinas is a conservation organisation dedicated to protecting Argentina’s birds, habitats, and wider biodiversity, while supporting the sustainable use of natural resources. As the BirdLife International Partner for Argentina, they have over 4,000 members, a broad network of volunteers, and more than 100 Birdwatching Clubs. Their work includes protected area creation, scientific research, and environmental education.

Traslasierra National Park
Argentina

Fundación Biodiversidad Argentina

To promote the conservation of biological diversity in Argentina, by carrying out activities related to scientific research, technology transfer, environmental education, and managing different programs and projects on conservation and sustainable use in the field. To develop programs that benefit the conservation of biodiversity and the wellbeing of societies that depend on it; To study the problems that affect the conservation of ecosystems and species at a national level with the goal of promoting acts of conservation; To encourage scientific research, focused on the conservation of species and ecosystems; To foster the transfer of appropriate technologies for the sustainable management of species and ecosystems; To promote the creation of new protected areas and the strengthening of the areas that already exist; To carry out environmental education tasks with the purpose of contributing to a greater knowledge of biological diversity and the benefits of conservation.

Fundación Biodiversa Colombia

The conservation of the Colombian natural and cultural heritage through scientific research with social involvement and through sustainable productive projects that contribute to conservation, to social development and to self sustainability of local communities. Our vision is to grow as a self-sustainable organisation that develops projects and research in multiple areas of Colombia, generating positive, growing and long-lasting social and environmental impacts.

Fundación EcoMinga

Fundación EcoMinga is a conservation body dedicated to the protection of the unique foothill forests, cloud forests, and alpine grasslands (or páramo) of the Ecuadorian Andes, especially those on the edge of the Amazon Basin in east-central Ecuador and those on the super-wet western Andean slopes of the Chocó region in northwest Ecuador. All EcoMinga reserves protect local centres of endemism that are not protected by Ecuador’s national parks or protected areas.

Sanctuary of Waterfalls and Wildlife Reserve
Ecuador

Fundación Guanacas Bosques de Niebla

To restore, conserve and expand forests, preserve water sources, generate and protect ecosystems, and promote natural harmony between humans and nature in Colombia.

Fundación Hábitat y Desarrollo (FHD)

Fundación Hábitat y Desarrollo’s (FHD) mission in Argentina is to protect natural environments, endangered species and promote sustainable development in a fair society, promoting the joint action of the State, civil society and the private sector.

Somuncurá Plateau
Argentina

Fundación Jocotoco

To protect globally threatened species and ecosystems in Ecuador. Fundación Jocotoco owns fifteen reserves that protect a range of habitats for threatened species, including ones discovered on the reserve as new to science, such as the Jocotoco Antpitta.

Fundación Natura Bolivia

To protect forests and develop sustainable natural resource management to conserve water-producing ecosystems, with the mission to improve the quality of life for local communities in Bolivia. To manage and implement their Watershared model that maintains the hydrological function of forests to ensure clean water for all.

Fundación Patagonia Natural

To promote the conservation and protection of the Patagonian environment within Argentina, encouraging responsible management of its resources and ecosystems.

Fundación ProAves

World Land Trust (WLT) first met ProAves through WLT-US (now Rainforest Trust) and in 2009 funded the expansion of the existing El Pangan Reserve, protecting the Spectacled Bear, Jaguar and the Blue Pangan Poison Arrow Frog.

Fundación Proyecto Tití (FPT)

Fundación Proyecto Tití (FPT) is dedicated to the protection of the Cotton-top Tamarin and its tropical dry forest habitat in Colombia. There are just 2,000 of these Critically Endangered monkeys left in the wild, confined to a section of northern Colombia. Previously exported in large numbers for biomedical research, today the species is mainly threatened by habitat loss driven by agriculture, mining, urban expansion and illegal logging, as well as the illegal pet trade.

Fundación Rewilding Argentina

Fundación Rewilding Argentina (FRA) is dedicated to promoting the complete recovery of Argentina’s ecosystems through active species’ reintroductions. Our partner works closely with local communities and provincial governments to develop sustainable ecotourism packages that promote coexistence between people and wildlife. Their vision is one of thriving complete ecosystems with healthy populations of all native species, including large predators such as Puma (Puma concolor) and Jaguar (Panthera onca).

Guyra Paraguay

To protect areas throughout Paraguay, safeguarding varied habitats and species across the country. Guyra Paraguay’s work with local communities is very important to the organisation, as it is committed to creating a sustainable future for both wildlife and local people.

Instituto Marcos Daniel

Instituto Marcos Daniel (IMD) was established as a private non-profit organisation in 2004 to carry out scientific research and biodiversity conservation, and to communicate and encourage a sustainable society in Brazil. IMD’s vital nature conservation work in the region is based on approaches from Conservation Medicine and the One World – One Health concept, and shape IMD’s between human, animal, and environmental health as interconnected. This approach is transdisciplinary and relates to IMD’s mission in pursuing a healthy environment to all living beings, by promoting the conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem protection.

NATIVA Bolivia (Naturaleza, Tierra y Vida)

To promote balance between human needs and nature for a dignified life.

Natura Argentina

Natura Argentina is committed to the conservation of natural ecosystems through the creation of protected areas, promoting the participation of local stakeholders. In this way, we hope to preserve our natural and cultural values for future generations.

Naturaleza y Cultura Ecuador

Nature and Culture in Ecuador is part of Nature and Culture International (NCI), which works throughout South America. NCI’s overall mission is to conserve Latin America’s most extraordinary yet highly threatened ecosystems and cultures by saving endangered habitats, strengthening local capacity, and helping communities preserve their way of life.

Naturaleza y Cultura Peru

Naturaleza y Cultura Peru (NCPeru) is part of Naturaleza y Cultura Internacional (NCI). NCI’s aim is to preserve biologically diverse ecosystems, in concert with local people. To achieve this, NCI supports the establishment and management of public, communal and private protected areas.

Reserva Ecológica de Guapiaçu (REGUA)

REGUA’s mission is the long-term conservation of the Atlantic Forest and its biodiversity in the Guapiaçu watershed in the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. REGUA protects the forest and its biodiversity through land acquisition and partnership agreements, together with ranger patrolling, thus preventing hunting or the removal of forest products. Over the last two decades, REGUA has created a solid team, including a field and nursery team responsible for restoring Atlantic Forest. The reserve also has a broad environmental education run by a local teacher. Research and university agreements have helped to understand the biodiversity around us, that over the years has led to the excting tapir reintroduction programme. REGUA encourages people from around the world to visit and sponsor its activities.

Atlantic Forest
Brazil

OPERATIONAL PARTNERS

Our operational partners are organisations with similar objectives to the WLT. In common with WLT, these organisations fund conservation activities to protect threatened habitats and species.

WLT has formed partnerships with these organisations to strengthen fundraising opportunities, to exchange knowledge and experience and to enhance each others’ supporter and conservation partner networks.

American Bird Conservancy (ABC)

ABC’s aim is to conserve native birds and their habitats throughout the Americas. Its focus is on threats to birds in the Western Hemisphere, including overuse of pesticides, urban sprawl, habitat destruction, and invasive species. ABC works with partners to achieve four goals: halt extinctions, protect habitats, eliminate threats, and build capacity for bird conservation.

Birdlife International

The BirdLife International Partnership strives to conserve birds, their habitats and global biodiversity, working with people towards sustainability in the use of natural resources. BirdLife is the world’s largest partnership of conservation organisations, all who have the aim of conserving birds, their habitats, and global biodiversity.

International Tropical Conservation Foundation (ITCF)

The International Tropical Conservation Foundation ITCF is an international charity created and supported by zoos. Set up in 1989 by the Papiliorama Foundation in Kerzers (Switzerland) and the Royal Burgers’ Zoo in Arnhem (Netherlands), the ITCF is today still based at the zoos, and legally registered in both countries. More recently, the ITCF has also been incorporated as a 501c3 charity in the United States of America. Both ITCF in Switzerland and the Netherlands act as transitory funds for the support garnered among zoo visitors and other donors. These funds are disbursed towards ITCF’s main project, namely the conservation of Belize’s North-eastern forests and other habitats, whereby the board of the ITCFs’ responsibility is to make sure the grants are spent in accordance with the project’s aim.

IUCN National Committee of the Netherlands (IUCN NL)

International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is a network of non-governmental organisations (NGOs), states and scientists working to conserve the natural world. IUCN NL is the Netherlands committee of the organisation and is the platform for all IUCN members in the Netherlands. IUCN NL aims to contribute, from its specific Dutch situation and context, to the conservation and sustainable management of nature and natural resources in an international perspective.

Leeds Ecosystem, Atmosphere and Forest (LEAF)

The Leeds Ecosystem, Atmosphere and Forest (LEAF) centre at the University of Leeds brings together forest-related research and activities across the campus. LEAF links researchers at the University with external organisations, such as charities, government departments and the media, ensuring that LEAF’s research has a tangible and beneficial impact on the world’s forests and their communities.

Nature and Culture International

Nature and Culture International conserves biologically diverse landscapes in Latin America, in concert with local cultures, for the well-being of the planet

PAST PARTNERS

Our past partners are organisations which WLT have successfully completed projects with, but no longer have any current or forthcoming projects supported by WLT.

Fundación Naturaleza para el Futuro (FuNaFu)

To empower societies to responsibly and sustainably care for nature and culture, for the well-being of humanity.

Fundación Pro-Bosque

To manage protected areas in the dry tropical forests of coastal Ecuador. Fundación Pro-Bosque emphasises reforestation, agro-forestry, research, environmental education, and ecotourism programmes.

Iranian Cheetah Society

The mission of Iranian Cheetah Society (ICS) is to conserve Iran’s large carnivores in the wild and to research their ecology and status; to raise public awareness of Iran’s large carnivores and their associated biota through community based education programmes; and to reduce conflict between humans and large carnivores by encouraging enterprises that balance social and economic needs with conservation.

LEAP Spiral

To organise projects and partnerships that provoke sustainable ecological co-existence amongst groups, communities in Malaysian Borneo. LEAP Spiral stands for Land Empowerment Animals People.

Naturalia Comité para la Conservación de Especies Silvestres (Naturalia)

To promote the conservation and protection of ecosystems and wild species in Mexico.

A ROCHA KENYA (ARK)

A ROCHA KENYA (ARK)

Big Life Foundation

Big Life Foundation

The Environmental Conservation Trust of Uganda (ECOTRUST)

The Environmental Conservation Trust of Uganda (ECOTRUST)

Projects

Environmental Defenders

Environmental Defenders

Projects

Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF)

Environment and Rural Development Foundation (ERuDeF)

Fundação Kissama

Fundação Kissama

Gorongosa Project

Gorongosa Project

Kara-Tunga Foundation (KTF)

Kara-Tunga Foundation (KTF)

Kasanka Trust LTD

Kasanka Trust LTD

Missouri Botanical Garden – Madagascar Programme (MBG-Madagascar)

Missouri Botanical Garden – Madagascar Programme (MBG-Madagascar)

Nature Kenya

Nature Kenya

Projects

Overberg Renosterveld Trust (ORT)

Overberg Renosterveld Trust (ORT)

Projects

Planet Madagascar

Planet Madagascar

Reforest Africa

Reforest Africa

Southern Tanzania Elephant Programme (STEP)

Southern Tanzania Elephant Programme (STEP)

Tanzania Forest Conservation Group (TFCG)

Tanzania Forest Conservation Group (TFCG)

Wild Tomorrow

Wild Tomorrow

Applied Environmental Research Foundation (AERF)

Applied Environmental Research Foundation (AERF)

Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC)

Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC)

Projects

Haribon Foundation

Haribon Foundation

Hutan

Hutan

Koshi Tappu Kanchenjunga Biodiversity Education Livelihood Terra-Studio (KTK-BELT)

Koshi Tappu Kanchenjunga Biodiversity Education Livelihood Terra-Studio (KTK-BELT)

Philippine Reef & Rainforest Conservation Foundation (PRRCFI)

Philippine Reef & Rainforest Conservation Foundation (PRRCFI)

Snow Leopard Foundation (SLF)

Snow Leopard Foundation (SLF)

Viet Nature Conservation Centre (Viet Nature)

Viet Nature Conservation Centre (Viet Nature)

Wildlife Trust of India

Wildlife Trust of India

Projects

Asociación Ecológica de San Marcos de Ocotepeque (AESMO)

Asociación Ecológica de San Marcos de Ocotepeque (AESMO)

Conservación de Anfibios A.C.

Conservación de Anfibios A.C.

Corozal Sustainable Future Initiative (CSFI)

Corozal Sustainable Future Initiative (CSFI)

Foundation for Ecodevelopment and Conservation (FUNDAECO)

Foundation for Ecodevelopment and Conservation (FUNDAECO)

Projects

Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda

Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda

Naturaleza y Cultura Sierra Madre (NCSM)

Naturaleza y Cultura Sierra Madre (NCSM)

Programme for Belize

Programme for Belize

Amazónicos por la Amazonía (AMPA)

Amazónicos por la Amazonía (AMPA)

Asociación Armonía

Asociación Armonía

Asociación Civil Provita

Asociación Civil Provita

Aves Argentinas