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Mist rising over unbroken lowland rainforest at dawn

Wildlife Asia

Conservation led by local people.Backed for the long term.

Wildlife Asia invests in exceptional local conservation organisations across Asia, providing the long-term funding, partnerships and technical support they need to protect wildlife, strengthen communities and conserve some of the world's most important ecosystems.

Impact

Measured over decades, not campaigns.

28

Local conservation organisations supported

25+

Years of conservation partnerships across Asia

$23M+

Directed to frontline conservation

9

Priority landscapes across Asia

Where We Work

Across Asia's most important wild landscapes.

From the rainforests of Sumatra to the mountains and river valleys of Kawthoolei, Wildlife Asia supports locally led conservation across some of Asia's most biodiverse and threatened landscapes.

How We Work

Four commitments that shape every partnership we enter.

Our team brings decades of experience in conservation, wildlife management and international partnerships across Asia. That experience helps us recognise strong local leadership, build trusted partnerships and connect conservation organisations with the resources and expertise they need to succeed.

Two Karen women harvesting together in a field beside the forest© KESAN
01

Indigenous & Community Leadership

Conservation is strongest when local people lead.

Community members of all ages joining hands along a forest path© KESAN
02

Enduring Partnerships

We invest for decades, not funding cycles.

Forested hills above a small village and terraced fields at dawn© KESAN
03

Landscapes That Last

Protecting wildlife by sustaining healthy ecosystems, resilient communities and enduring local stewardship.

A ranger holding a snare removed from the forest© FKL
04

Building Local Capacity

Strengthening the skills, systems and resources of local rangers, scientists and conservation organisations.

Relief supplies being prepared for delivery to communities affected by Cyclone Senyar in Aceh

Featured story

When disaster strikes, local partnerships matter

When Cyclone Senyar devastated communities across Aceh, Wildlife Asia's long-term conservation partners were already there. Their response shows why strong local organisations are essential not only for protecting wildlife, but for helping landscapes and communities recover when disaster strikes.

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Together, we build lasting conservation led by the people who call these landscapes home.

Wildlife Asia works beside trusted local organisations, Indigenous Peoples and communities. They set the direction. We help make it possible.

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Occasional field updates from our partners.