27 Jan
This Valentine’s Day, skip the ordinary and give a gift that protects what you love.
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From January 12–23, 2026, Global Conservation Force delivered an intensive K9 Handler & Operational K9 Training Course in the Netherlands, bringing together instructors, professional participants, and operational K9 teams for two weeks of immersive, real-world training focused on wildlife conservation, wildlife protection, and counter-wildlife trafficking operations. Led by Mike Veale (Founder & President, Global Conservation Force) alongside Wesley Visscher and the Scent Imprint Conservation Dogs team, the course was intentionally designed to function as both a conservation professional development program and a train-the-trainer—equipping participants to elevate their own operational capacity while gaining the tools to develop K9 teams and handlers in their home countries.
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Big Safari Fun for Little Paws: P.L.A.Y.’s Mini Elephant Gives Back to Wildlife Bring the magic of the African savanna home with P.L.A.Y.’s Big Five of Africa Elephant Mini Toy—a […]
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With your support, Global Conservation Force provided sponsored training for K9 conservation, anti-poaching, and counter-wildlife trafficking handlers from Malaysia, Indonesia, and Portugal during the K9 Handler & Operational K9 Training […]
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World Pangolin Day is celebrated annually on the third Saturday in February - this year on February 21, 2026. It’s a global moment to raise awareness about pangolins, the world’s most trafficked mammals, and to unite conservationists, educators, volunteers, professionals, travelers, and concerned citizens in meaningful action. At Global Conservation Force (GCF), we believe conservation is most effective when everyone has a role to play. From education and reporting to training, field work, and supporting community-based conservation - there are many pathways to make a difference. Here’s how you can help protect pangolins and support wildlife conservation that spans Africa and Asia.
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Pangolert: How Your Smartphone Can Help Save the World’s Most Trafficked Mammal Pangolins are arguably the most elusive species in conservation. The number one question conservationists hear is:  “How […]
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Let’s Team Up and Save a Species: Becoming a Pangolin Guardian  Hello and welcome to the Pangolin Guardians community!  Pangolin.Africa, an organisation dedicated to the protection and preservation […]
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This week on Coffee & Conservation, we go beyond the written introduction and sit down with Anna Dimitriadis, GCF’s newest Conservation Ambassador, for a candid, behind-the-scenes conversation. You may have already read Anna’s story on our blog — but in this episode, you’ll hear the voice behind the work: the formative moments, unexpected lessons from the field, and the personal reflections that don’t always make it into print.
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Over a decade ago, Global Conservation Force (GCF) was founded by a coalition of American and South African wildlife professionals—individuals with decades of experience in wildlife rehabilitation, environmental and wildlife law enforcement, exotic and zoo veterinary practice, and anti-poaching operations across the United States, Africa, and Asia. From the outset, GCF has also drawn on advisors and specialists from a wide spectrum of fields, including community-based conservation, ecology, wildlife biology, technology, and zoological sciences. The vision was clear: to create a diverse and dynamic operational team capable of building, expanding, and elevating wildlife protection and conservation efforts on both grassroots and global scales.
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This week on Coffee & Conservation, we’re continuing our Women in Conservation series with an episode grounded in firsthand field experience, storytelling, and the realities of frontline wildlife protection. For this episode, we’re joined by Sophie Bland, a wildlife conservationist, photographer, former zookeeper, trained field guide, rhino rehabber, and one of Global Conservation Force’s newest Field Journalists.
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