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Global Conservation Force is 501(c) 3 non-profit. We are an international anti-poaching and wildlife conservation organization. Your donation will directly help those actively fighting poaching around the world.  Whether you choose to make a general donation or donate to a specific species protection program, 100% of your donation will go directly to the cause.

Feel free to look around our site to learn more about our cause.

Rhino Protection

All 5 rhino species are facing the threat of extinction within our lifetimes due to poaching and illegal wildlife trafficking. Rhinos are being killed by poachers at a rate of just over 3 a day.  Help support the anti-poaching units that are protecting these amazing animals.

Elephant Protection

The predominant problem facing Asian and African elephants today is ivory poaching.  Currently, 100 elephants are poached per day: that’s an elephant every 15 minutes. Current poaching rates exceed natural elephant birth rates. At this rate, African elephants may be extinct by 2020.  Your donation will help support anti-poaching units that are protecting this keystone species.

Pangolin Protection

Over one million pangolins have been poached in the last decade, significantly more than the number of elephants, rhinos, and giraffe poached in the same time period combined. As a result of the dramatic decline in pangolin populations and the rapidly increasing demand for their meat, scales and other products, there has been significant attention given to protecting pangolins.

Giraffe Protection

Giraffe are in serious trouble, facing what many wildlife experts call a “silent extinction.” This silent extinction is caused by a simple lack in scientific tracking of populations size, habitat loss and monitoring of poaching statistics. Global Conservation Force assists multiple anti-poaching units with customized patrol gear and specialized technology.

Snow Leopard Drone Project

Drones offer a non-invasive and more affordable way to provide population censusing, habitat assessment, and can provide mapping of human influence in known snow leopard ranges.