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Wildlife across our planet is under siege.
Elephants are poached for their ivory, rhinos for their horns, and various other species are indiscriminately slain for bushmeat.
Wildlife habitats including savannahs, forests, woodlands and wetlands are under incredible pressure due to increasing demands of our growing human population.
But there is hope, in the form of hardworking individuals and organisations all over the world who dedicate their lives to protecting, rescuing and regenerating these vulnerable animals and environments.
It’s these organisations that we’re so proud to support through the sale of our bracelets.
OUR CHARITY PARTNERS
Supporting wildlife conservation!
ABOUT US
Our founder is National Geographic filmmaker and photographer, Shannon Wild.
Shannon started Wild In Africa® - Bracelets for Wildlife after a near death experience while on assignment in Kenya.
“I knew early on that if I was going to sell these bracelets then I wanted to give back to wildlife conservation and more specifically, organisations that I had personally worked with in the field and witnessed make a positive difference for animals in need.”
5 FACTS ABOUT BABOON
Baboons are very well known for their similarities with humans. Indeed, they are close evolutionary relatives, and on average, baboons and humans have a genetic similarity of 94%! Here are 5 facts you might not know about them.
CHARITY FOCUS: WILD TOMORROW FUND
Do you feel concerned, anxious, or overwhelmed by climate change and the loss of our planet’s wildlife? Join Wild Tomorrow Fund on Climate Ride.
A Green Closet: How to Pick Eco-Friendly Clothing and Textiles
The need to conserve and protect resources can no longer afford humanity the luxury of sticking with inefficient textile manufacturing methods and fabrics that burden the environment. Luckily, there are plenty of alternatives that can fill your closets without the resulting waste and pollution.
5 FACTS ABOUT BABOON
Baboons are very well known for their similarities with humans. Indeed, they are close evolutionary relatives, and on average, baboons and humans have a genetic similarity of 94%! Here are 5 facts you might not know about them.
CHARITY FOCUS: WILD TOMORROW FUND
Do you feel concerned, anxious, or overwhelmed by climate change and the loss of our planet’s wildlife? Join Wild Tomorrow Fund on Climate Ride.
A Green Closet: How to Pick Eco-Friendly Clothing and Textiles
The need to conserve and protect resources can no longer afford humanity the luxury of sticking with inefficient textile manufacturing methods and fabrics that burden the environment. Luckily, there are plenty of alternatives that can fill your closets without the resulting waste and pollution.
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