WHAT WE DO
Founded in 1998, Wildlife Conservation International (WCI), is a non-profit organisation working to protect some of the world’s most Critically Endangered wildlife, and the people who share their forests.
We do this through four key projects:
Founded in 1998, Wildlife Conservation International (WCI), is a non-profit organisation working to protect some of the world’s most Critically Endangered wildlife, and the people who share their forests.
HOW WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE
- Secure and restore vital rainforest habitat for Critically Endangered orangutans, elephants, and tigers.
- Rescue, rehabilitate, and release orangutans back into the wild.
- Reduce conflict between elephants and people, while supporting sustainable livelihoods.
- Protect tigers through habitat protection and anti-poaching patrols.
- Empower forest communities with stronger women’s leadership, better education, and sustainable livelihoods.
By protecting healthy rainforest ecosystems, we also deliver one of the most effective and affordable ways to fight climate change.
OUR VISION
All orangutans, elephants and tigers will live in their natural habitat in secure and viable populations, alongside prosperous and empowered forest communities.
OUR MISSION
To ensure the survival of all orangutan species, Asian elephants and tigers in their natural habitat, and promote the welfare of all individuals within rainforest ecosystems, human and non-human.
OUR VALUES
OUR STRATEGY
Our 10-year strategy guides everything we do to protect Critically Endangered species, their forest homes, and the communities who live alongside them.
Learn how our plan is turning bold goals into real results.
