Conserving Ecosystems
Supporting resilient and biodiverse landscapes and seascapes
Since its establishment in 1992, it has always been Wild Impact’s mission to facilitate the empowerment and development of people living alongside protected wildlife areas by forging unique partnerships between conservation initiatives and local communities. In this way, these conservation initiatives become both meaningful and relevant to these communities, a critical outcome where the long-term sustainability of irreplaceable wilderness areas is typically the goal since wildlife is only likely to thrive where local populations experience the benefits of their participation in conservation.
What programmes we have established
Oceans Without Border
Seascapes promote the protection and preservation of ecosystems in oceans and seas through planned management.
Landscape Conservation
Expanding landscape conservation activities that protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species.
Community Carbon
To deliver climate positive projects that alleviate energy poverty while working to protect and preserve our environment.
Conservation is a state of harmony between men and land
~ Aldo Leopold
Some conservation milestones
28
Years we have been collaborating in conservation with &Beyond Phinda Private Game Reserve.
No 1
Most important cheetah population on a fenced reserve in Southern Africa (excluding KNP) according to the EWT.
2019
Year the Temminck’s Ground Pangolin Project commenced on &Beyond Phinda reversing local extinction.
30%
Of all rhinos moved to Botswana as part of Rhinos Without Borders were sourced from &Beyond Phinda.
7
Vegetation types present and protected on &Beyond Phinda including 790 ha of endangered sand forest.
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