Discover Wild Tomorrow’s work protecting, restoring and reconnecting vital habitat in KwaZulu-Natal, and the Wild In Africa bracelet created in support of it.

Discover how the Timbavati Foundation connects community upliftment, environmental education and a shared future for people and wildlife.

Based in the heart of South Africa’s Greater Kruger region, Rhino Revolution is reimagining what long-term rhino conservation can look like. From monitoring and horn trimming to environmental education and community engagement, discover how our Hoedspruit-based charity partner is working towards a future where rhinos remain wild.

Botswana Elephant Centre is helping people better understand elephants, coexistence and the landscapes they share. Discover how this pioneering centre is bringing together science, education, conservation, tourism and community, and how our new charity bracelet is helping support its work.

This month we are proud to spotlight Invictus K9, an organisation helping to protect Africa’s wildlife through specialist anti-poaching dog and handler teams. Their work supports rangers in the field with tracking, detection and practical conservation response. Our Invictus K9 Regalite Bracelet was created to honour these remarkable dogs, with 50% of profits donated to Invictus K9.

Discover the vital work of the Endangered Wildlife Trust, one of Africa’s most respected conservation organisations. From protecting pangolins, vultures, cranes, cheetahs and African wild dogs to conserving critical habitats and supporting coexistence between people and wildlife, EWT plays a crucial role in safeguarding Africa’s biodiversity for future generations.

Africa’s great predators are vital to maintaining healthy ecosystems, yet species like lions, leopards, hyenas, and African wild dogs face growing threats across the continent. The Zambian Carnivore Programme works on the frontlines of carnivore conservation in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley through scientific research, anti-snaring initiatives, community collaboration, and training the next generation of African conservationists. Discover how their work is helping protect some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife and the bracelet designed to support their mission.

The Zambian Carnivore Programme works to protect some of Africa’s most iconic predators, including lions, leopards, hyenas and African wild dogs.

Protecting endangered species requires constant monitoring and scientific research. In South Africa, Wildlife ACT plays a critical role in safeguarding some of the country’s most vulnerable animals.

Wildlife conservation is often about protecting animals before tragedy strikes. But sometimes animals survive horrific encounters with poachers or other threats, and when they do, organisations like Saving The Survivors step in.