The cheetah’s speedy reputation has made them an African icon, though they continue to face serious threats in the wild. Despite a 90% population decline over the last 100 years, conservation actions today are poised to secure their future.

The Cheetah Conservation Fund aims to protect these beloved big cats and their habitats worldwide. Using critical research data and education, they envision a world in which cheetahs live peacefully alongside human communities.

These high-altitude cats are designed for life in the mountains, with long, thick tails, clever camouflage, and wide, fluffy paws to tread easily through snow. Protection efforts are critical for their survival and to keep their ecosystems in balance amid expanding human settlements.

By growing awareness and sharing innovative practices with local communities, the Snow Leopard Conservancy envisions a future in which humans and snow leopards can coexist peacefully.

The largest land mammal on the planet, elephants face a number of threats, including habitat loss, ivory poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. It takes big solutions to protect such big African icons!

Save The Elephants gathers insight into elephant behavior, intelligence, and long-distance movements while fostering peaceful human-elephant coexistence. Amid all of these threats, they use that knowledge to set this species up for long-term survival success.

Sea turtles have coasted the currents for over 100 million years! Today, you can track several different species, including leatherbacks, hawksbills, loggerheads, and greens in partnership with the world's oldest sea turtle research and conservation group.

Ongoing research, education, and advocacy helps ensure this species' survival and that of our planet’s marine and coastal ecosystems.