PRACTICAL SUPPORT FOR AFRICAN WILDLIFE
A fund to provide field equipment to
study, monitor and conserve African wildlife
and help build positive relations with local people.
$104,703 in equipment donated to projects since inception
(100% of your donation goes directly to projects)
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LATEST WWA APPEAL
Protecting Madagascar’s Lemurs – will you help us to ‘move it move it’?
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Frontline appeal for US$10,000 for photographic and film equipment to help GERP conserve, monitor and study lemurs, and develop educational and promotional material
Everyone knows about Ring Tailed Lemurs, but there are now up to 112 species recognised, all endemic to Madagascar. 98% of these are threatened with extinction, and 31% are critically endangered!
Founded in 1994 by ten Malagasy primatologists, GERP has since helped protect lemurs and their habitats, engaging with local communities and schools while building local capacity for long-term conservation management.
ONGOING WWA APPEALS
Namibian Veterinary Fund for conservation work
WWA Ongoing Appeal: A Special Fund set up to cover equipment and medical costs for Namibian wildlife veterinary services
The Namibia Vet Fund is a specially dedicated conservation fund established by WWA to reimburse the costs of surgical equipment, disposable medical materials and drugs to veterinarians in Namibia when they carry out conservation and wild animal welfare work in the field - free of professional charges.
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