Wildlife conservation has rarely felt more urgent or more inspiring. Can you imagine a world without tigers? Elephants? Coral, plants or trees? It is best not to. Fauna & Flora International has spent well over a century making sure such a world never comes to pass.
Founded in 1903, it stands as one of the oldest wildlife conservation charities anywhere. Its mission is simple yet vital. Discover new species, protect those we already have, and defend the natural world for generations to come.
A Century of Wildlife Conservation Leadership
The charity began with British and American conservationists worried about the rapid decline of southern Africa’s great mammals. Their early lobbying helped shape some of the first wildlife protection laws in the region. It also contributed to the creation of the first national parks and efforts to control the ivory trade.
Today the Cambridge-based organisation continues that proud tradition. It combines habitat restoration, marine conservation and community-led approaches across five continents.
What the eNewsletter Offers
Signing up keeps you closely connected to some of the most important conservation work on the planet. Subscribers receive a regular window into global efforts. Expect inspiring stories and life-defining footage of how glorious our world can be.
Content includes rarely seen footage of threatened animals and wildlife news from around the globe. There are reports of ecological successes and invitations to exclusive supporter events. It is a straightforward way to stay informed and feel part of a meaningful cause.
Protecting Species We Cannot Replace
The charity’s work spans the planet’s most threatened ecosystems. From tropical rainforests to fragile coral reefs, it focuses on species at genuine risk of extinction. Practical, lasting solutions are created alongside local communities and governments.
Supporters join an organisation backed by royal patronage stretching back to 1928. Queen Elizabeth II held the role for 68 years. Sir David Attenborough has been a proud member for over 50 years and serves as vice-president.
You can be part of the solution too. Help ensure we never lose the animals and plants that make our world beautifully diverse.
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