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African Wildlife Conservation Fund

Contributions of any amount will directly benefit endangered African wild dogs, Africa’s other spectacular wildlife and indigenous communities.

How your money helps

The African Wildlife Conservation Fund has earned the GuideStar Silver Seal of Transparency. This recognition shows commitment to transparency by providing up-to-date information about our work and organisation, so that potential funders and donors can make educated decisions.

The African Wildlife Conservation Fund is a registered trust in Zimbabwe (Registered Trust Number 0000476/2012) a registered non-profit organisation in the United States (FIN: 26-0571535) and a registered charity in the UK (Charity # 1186260). The work is done with the support of the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, the Research Council of Zimbabwe and the Ministry of Education.

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Where your money goes

  • Maintaining healthy & viable populations of African Wild Dog
  • Research, Conservation & Education
  • Improving school education standards & community livelihoods
  • Hands-on conservation organisation
  • Donations go directly to where they are most needed
  • Teams based in and around both the Savé Valley Conservancy, Hands-on Conservation and the Gonarezhou National Park in south east Zimbabwe.
  • US$15 - Wound spray or penicillin to treat injured African Wild Dogs
  • US$30 - Phone credit for our mobile teams for one month
  • US$50 - A pair of boots for one of our scouts or a new radio battery
  • US$150 - Diesel for our education programme for one month
  • US$300 - One camera trap for non-invasive monitoring at den sites
  • US$400 - Sponsorship of a student for a year
  • US$1800 - One rabies vaccination campaign
  • US$2500 - One satellite tracking collar or one new motorbike