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What We Do

Tusk has been supporting forward-thinking and successful conservation work in Africa since 1990.

Together with our project partners, we are tackling the evolving threats to Africa’s biodiversity and affected communities, supporting organisations to protect endangered species, promote human-wildlife coexistence, find sustainable solutions to maintain critical habitats, and provide engaging and impactful conservation education programmes.

<strong>HRH The Prince of Wales KG, KT</strong>
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<strong>Royal Patron</strong>

Despite facing some of the greatest challenges to international conservation in history, Tusk continues to be a shining light in what are tragically dark times for Africa’s wildlife.

HRH The Prince of Wales KG, KT
Royal Patron

Despite facing some of the greatest challenges to international conservation in history, Tusk continues to be a shining light in what are tragically dark times for Africa’s wildlife.

HRH The Prince of Wales KG, KT
Royal Patron

41

threatened species benefit from our projects

45

projects help address illegal wildlife trade

3,600+

human-wildlife conflict incidences mitigated per year

200,000

children using Tusk's Pan African Education (PACE) materials

10 million+

people benefit through the work of Tusk project partners

50 million+ hectares

secured for wildlife

Kitui the Rhino & Aidan @ Lewa Wildlife Conservancy

Why Tusk?

Tusk champions community-driven wildlife conservation and a partnership approach. We partner with leading and emerging conservationists across Africa and secure donor funding to invest in grassroots conservation organisations with the highest impact potential. Our work encourages and bolsters local African leadership, increases the profile of organisations and their personnel, and maximises conservation impact.

Learn more about our supported projects