Giraffe numbers in Africa have dropped
over 40% in 30 years. They have already
gone extinct in 7 countries. Donate now to
help save them.
Our mission is to save giraffes from extinction so they can live freely and safely in the woodlands and savannas of their native Africa.
Your support helps expand giraffe populations for gene pool and safety reasons.
We work with communities to develop practical solutions to human-wildlife conflict, including increasing water access for all.
We deploy rangers, tools, training and vehicles to deter illegal activity.
Save Giraffes Now works in 10 countries across Africa with projects impacting all 4 species of giraffe.
Botswana Translocations
Goo Moremi Gorge Reserve, Botswana
Improving Water Sources for Giraffe & Communities
New research reveals how drought forces giraffe onto dangerous roads.
Olosira Conservancy is a 25,000-acre community conservation area located within the Athi Kapiti Plains.
EarthRanger is a conservation software tool designed to help manage and monitor protected areas and wildlife.
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View this email in your browser Now Published: Giraffe Highway Crossing Research Dear Giraffe Friends, Since 2021, Save Giraffes Now has researched the effects...
Since its inception in 2019 Save Giraffes Now quickly became the world’s second-largest NGO devoted solely to giraffe conservation.
Conservation is a shifting landscape where resolving one crisis frequently reveals another, but thanks to your support, we continue to celebrate many successes across the continent.
