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WildiZe philosophy is grounded in the belief that humanity must be in balance with, not separate from, nature and the all encompassing laws of life. Addressing human needs and linking them with the needs of wildlife and the wilds is critical to the long term conservation of our Earth's diversity and resources. The objective of our projects and linked organizations is to conserve wildlife and critical habitat and to show by action that public involvement in conservation projects is attainable on many levels.
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The projects listed below are linked with WildiZe Foundation® as a Grantee. If you would like your donation to WildiZe Foundation ® to assist in one of the projects or programs listed below, you may contribute to WildiZe Foundation and specify such request. WildiZe Foundation will honor such request as long as the project or program furthers the mission of WildiZe Foundation. WildiZe Foundation® will maintain control and responsibility for the use of your contribution and will even assist you in monitoring the progress of the project or program relating to your contribution, or you can let us put your donor dollars where the crisis is, and needs are greatest. Either way... we will keep you informed of how your donor dollars are being spent through our gnusletter & reports Let WildiZe® be your
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- African Environmental Film Foundation Making environmental films on crucial wildlife and wilderness in Africa, translated into as many as 8 different languages with global impact
- AfriCat
A research,rescue and rehabilitation organization in Namibia focused
on conservation of the cheetah, leopard, lion, hyena and wild dog.
- AK Taylor Fund
Antipoaching
teams in the Maasai Mara, Kenya. The organization was created by A.K.
Taylor International to encourage and assist individuals, communities
and corporations to conserve, protect and restore biodiversity through
sound economic activities that are ecologically sustainable
- Budongo Forest Project A Chimpanzee field study, research site and educational facility in the Masindi District of Uganda, which combines the best of modern forestry with the conservation of one of the world's most significant endangered species.
- Daniel
Woodley, Senior Warden,
Tsavo East Nat'l. Park, (North) Kenya Wildlife
Service
- Friends
of Ruaha
Dedicated to saving
and conserving Ruaha National Park, Tanzania, through educational programs
and field trips for children in areas surrounding the park.
- Lukuru
Wildlife Research Project and Relief Mission Bonobo (pan paniscus)
research field site in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Relief
Mission is geared toward supporting park personnel in safeguarding wildlife
in the nationally recognized protected areas in this war torn country.
- SAMAWA Focuses on alternative education of of children , developing and enhancing their historical, cultural and traditional aspects of tribal Dance, Music and Art. Direct translation from the Swahili language is SANAA na MAENDELEO ya WATOTO . SANAA is an Art 'na' is conjuction 'with,' or 'and' MAENDELEO is development, ya means "of" WATOTO means "children". Art with the development of children. Tanzania
- Taita Discovery Center Kenyan environmental education and research organization, which provides studies assessing the needs, expectations and desires of the local community and wildlife of the region.
- Tsavo
Elephant Conservation Trust (TECT)
Dedicated
to the conservation of the African Elephant and it's habitat. Dr. Barbara
McKnight
- Wildlife Works A new company dedicated to ensuring bright future for the worlds wildlife: Consumer Powered Conservation!
Community groups working towards conserving resources and maintaining their cultural integrity:
- El Mosaretu - Loiyangalani, NFD, Kenya. ElMosaretu is named for the mix of dynamic and traditional ElMolo, Samburu, Rendille and Turkana women that formed the group in 1987.
- Kifaru Women's Group - Loiyangalani, NFD, Kenya. Kifaru, the Swahili word for Rhino, formed in 1995, and is comprised of mostly younger tribal women.
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ElMolo Gurapau Community Group - The El Molo, an already threatened population could soon be eliminated. Think about this the next time you let the water run while doing your dishes or brushing your teeth!
- Loiyangalani Health Clinic - Loiyangalani, NFD, Kenya. Loiyangalani has the only health clinic available for miles around!
- Loiyangalani Primary School -Loiyangalani, NFD, Kenya. The school holds classes for all the tribal and nomadic children in the vicinity.
- Kalacha Women's
Self-Help Group -Kalacha
Dida, NFD, Kenya. This group of Gabbra women was formed in 1997.
- Kalacha Women's Group - Kalacha Dida, NFD, Kenya
- Kalacha Primary School -The school is for the entire community, including the nomadic children, when the families have funds.
- Kalacha Catholic Women's Group - This group of women built a hut in the traditional Gabbra style and educate visitors about how the hut was constructed, the different meanings and uses for certain items and information about nomadic lifestyle.
