IUCN Save Our Species

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IUCN Save Our Species helps protect threatened wildlife, habitats and communities by supporting NGOs implementing innovative conservation solutions.

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    Nov 27

    Make matter. Donate to protect species on the brink of extinction. You can make a difference today:

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    Nov 28

    Species are critical for a healthy planet but issues such as habitat destruction, illegal trade and are threatening their survival worldwide. Learn about IUCN’s work to save species for people and

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  3. Nov 28

    90% of all Lemurs species are threatened with extinction. Make matter. Help us protect threatened species by donating today:

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  4. Nov 23

    Since 2010, this IUCN Save Our Species funded project has planted more than 3 million trees! The biggest threat to Lemurs is the loss of their homes, the forests of Madagascar. That is why reforestation is so important to lemur conservation.

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    We are overjoyed to announce our three millionth tree planted within the fragmented forests surrounding Kianjavato! BIG THANKS to
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  5. Nov 19

    We are now accepting proposals from projects targeting any of the ten threatened species featured in this year’s X IUCN Save Our Species campaign. Applications will close at 23:59 CET on 12 January 2020:

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  6. Oct 24

    Today is ! Did you know: more than 90% of the 113 known lemur species face extinction, making them the most threatened group of mammals on earth? is directly protecting 46 lemur species, while 47 benefit indirectly:

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  7. Oct 23

    The initiative focuses on the conservation of the Snow Leopard in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan:

    is dedicated to 1 of the world's most elusive cats. This species' secretive nature & sparse distribution across remote terrain have made it hard to know exactly how many there are. Conservation measures have improved its situation, although it is still threatened.
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  8. Oct 17

    We need 300 species conservation experts call on the world’s governments to halt species’ decline by 2030, and ensure the recovery of all threatened species by 2050. Join us in spreading the word!

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  9. Oct 11

    300 species conservation experts call on the world’s governments to halt species’ decline by 2030, and ensure the recovery of all threatened species by 2050. Help us spread the call to conservation action !

    NEWS: IUCN calls for halt to species decline by 2030.
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    Sep 18

    In conjunction with DNPW & ZCP our Human-Wildlife conflict (HWC) team ran a training session yesterday. Participants included scouts from 6 chiefdoms, who received training in HWC assessment and data collection. Thanks to and for making this possible.

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  11. Sep 18

    Latest update from our grantee, !

    In conjunction with DNPW & ZCP our Human-Wildlife conflict (HWC) team ran a training session yesterday. Participants included scouts from 6 chiefdoms, who received training in HWC assessment and data collection. Thanks to and for making this possible.
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  12. Sep 16

    Did you catch this article highlighting how our grantees are working closely with Indigenous communities to protect Lemurs?

    The latest edition of our newsletter 'A Call from the Wild' is out now. Read about how some of our grantees are working closely with Indigenous communities to apply traditional knowledge of Madagascar's forests to Lemur conservation projects.
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  13. Sep 15

    New study mandated by Tiger Programme will guide the formulation of a high altitude Tiger conservation master plan. Read more:

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  14. Sep 14

    The African Wild Ass is Critically Endangered according to . In the State of Eritrea, our grantee is implementing a project to protect this threatened species: is funded by

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  15. Sep 13

    Don't miss out on this great article, highlighting how grantee, Tanzania People & Wildlife (), work closely with the Maasai community to protect livestock from carnivores. Read more:

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  16. Sep 12

    the latest report from the , available online.

    We talk about the 4th IUCN Species Survival Commission Leaders Meeting in our latest Quarterly Report, published online here
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    Aug 31

    The latest edition of our newsletter 'A Call from the Wild' is out now. Read about how Indigenous communities play a key role in the conservation of tigers across IUCN's Tiger Programme.

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    Sep 8

    Every second, more than a hectare of tropical forests is destroyed or drastically degraded.

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  19. Sep 8

    In Ethiopia, our grantee is working to conserve the African Wild Ass and the Grevy's Zebra. Each species only has a population of approximately 200 individuals left in Ethiopia. Read more: is funded by

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  20. Sep 7

    Today is ! In Botswana, Kalahari Research and Conservation is responding to an urgent issue facing Cape Vultures with the help of an Rapid Action Grant, funded by . Read more:

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