8 Jan
On Saturday, January 17, Scent Imprint Conservation Dogs, Global Conservation Force, and Farm Food B.V. will jointly host an inspiring live lecture focused on the vital role of conservation and anti-poaching dogs in international wildlife protection efforts. Wesley and Mike will take attendees inside their work as instructors and project leaders operating in conservation and anti-poaching programs around the world. They will share firsthand field experience, provide insight into their missions, projects, and objectives, and demonstrate how dogs are operationally deployed in the fight against poaching and wildlife crime. The lecture will be supported by authentic field footage from active project sites.
READ MORE29 Dec
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.
READ MORE19 Dec
This immersive 7 - 10 day professional development program in Bangladesh places participants directly into active endangered species conservation, combining wildlife rehabilitation, wildlife monitoring, and applied conservation K9 fieldwork. Working alongside Global Conservation Force instructors Mike Veale, Scent Imprint Conservation Dogs, Scott Trageser of The Biodiversity Group, and local partners Creative Conservation Alliance, attendees will gain hands-on experience in pangolin and tortoise tracking, camera trapping, DNA sampling, and rehabilitation clinic operations, building real, transferable field skills. With only two spots available, this program offers exceptional access, mentorship, and meaningful involvement in frontline conservation work under challenging tropical conditions. Designed for motivated individuals at any experience level, this is a rare opportunity to learn by doing, contribute directly to endangered species protection, and strengthen your foundation for a future in conservation.
READ MORE17 Dec
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.
READ MORE13 Sep
Every year on September 22nd, World Rhino Day reminds us of both the beauty and vulnerability of one of the planet’s most iconic species—the rhinoceros. These incredible animals, which have roamed our earth for over 50 million years, face unprecedented threats today. Their survival depends on the actions we take together. Rhinos are more than just magnificent giants. They are keystone species, meaning their presence is vital for maintaining the balance of their ecosystems. By grazing and shaping vegetation, they help create habitats for countless other animals and plants. Their survival is tied to the health of the savannas and forests they inhabit—ecosystems that support biodiversity, clean air, fresh water, and local communities. Yet, despite their ecological importance, rhinos continue to be driven toward extinction.
READ MORE30 Aug
Join Global Conservation Force (GCF) for a 7-day, 6-night all-inclusive ecotour in South Africa’s spectacular Manyoni Game Reserve. This exclusive trip is designed for travelers who want to make a tangible impact on wildlife conservation while experiencing luxury safari living. Our team has booked out an entire private lodge exclusively for GCF ecotour guests, giving you access to behind-the-scenes conservation programs in collaboration with our partners at Zululand Conservation Trust.
READ MORE27 Aug
Join expert K9 trainers and anti-poaching rangers for this intensive course, designed for handlers, trainers, and rangers working with active K9 units. Participants will engage in real-world scenarios, enhancing operational effectiveness in anti-poaching, counter-trafficking, and wildlife protection roles. Like all GCF programs, this course provides exposure to diverse habitats and local tourist experiences within GCF’s conservation zones.
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This hands-on course provides participants with in-depth training on wildlife game capture, chemical immobilization, and safe relocation techniques. Designed for conservation professionals, veterinarians, wildlife rangers, and those passionate about wildlife management, this course ensures students gain real-world experience in handling Africa’s iconic wildlife species. Participants will learn about best practices, ethical considerations, public education strategies, and the integration of anti-poaching efforts in wildlife operations. All food, accommodations, and airport transfers are included. Each day will also include at least one game drive for wildlife observation and learning opportunities in the field.
READ MORE17 Jun
From the rugged bushveld of South Africa to the dense rainforests of Indonesia, Global Conservation Force continued to make powerful strides in wildlife conservation throughout May and June 2025. With hands-on ranger support, advanced wildlife monitoring, K9 deployment, legal action against poachers, and global education, the past two months reflect our deep and growing impact on the frontlines of conservation.
READ MORE29 Apr
On behalf of the entire Global Conservation Force team, we are thrilled to share the success of our latest fundraising event — a powerful evening dedicated to rhino conservation, education, and community impact.
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