Wilson Creek Winery Saturday, March 27th 9am to 1pm Join us for our second annual K9 Unit fundraiser breakfast, outdoors, in beautiful wine country Temecula, as we raise funds for […]
5th Annual Wildlife Benefit Dinner “Sunset in the Vines” Join us for our 5th Annual Wildlife Conservation Benefit Dinner. This year we are hosting a hybrid virtual and physical event […]
Photo Above – A GCF team member helps collect toe nail samples from the elephant while it is under anesthesia. March 3rd 2020 Teamwork and collaboration are truly necessary to […]
Elephants are amazing animals. We’ve all seen stories of elephants helping members of their herd, or visiting humans that came to their aid in years past, but did you know […]
What is a mounted anti-poaching unit? An addition of horses to an anti-poaching team. Much like dogs have been brought into the poaching crisis for their specific skill set, horses […]
Ivory isn’t just a Color Unfortunately many people think ivory is just a color for things like wedding dresses, and paint; but there are way more important, and threatening, things […]
GCF is now recognized educational partners with the ‘Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care’ for training Anti Poaching Rangers
We are thrilled to announce that our sponsored training program for anti poaching unit rangers is now recognized by the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care. Global Conservation Force […]
A Close Call For One Of Our Rhino Protection Unit Horses
Last week we had a close call with Lily, one of the GCF sponsored mounted anti poaching unit horses that is part of one our rhino protection units in South […]
GCF Is Brewing Beer?! Well, Longship Brewery is brewing it, but they’re nice enough to let us help! BREW DAY ON FACEBOOK LIVE Monday, February 12th We’ve teamed up with […]
Namibia Pangolin Conservation and Rhino Anti Poaching Unit Support 2017
Update written by – Noelle Alcorn, GCF Event/Corporate Donor & Sponsorship Coordinator In December, Weston, GCF Awareness Triathlete, and I travelled to Namibia for a little over two weeks and […]
