Fauna & Flora International’s work spans across the globe, with over 100 projects in nearly 40 countries, mostly in the developing world. We proudly stand up for biodiversity and aim to show just how relevant it is to all of those who share the planet.

Established over a century ago, Fauna & Flora International was the world’s first international conservation organization. The pioneering work of its founders in Africa led to the creation of numerous protected areas, including Kruger and Serengeti National Parks.

FFI has always been a groundbreaker; it is renowned for its innovative, landmark programmes, many of which have come to be regarded as classic examples of conservation practice.

From the Fauna & Flora International blog

Religion and conservation combine to save Sumatra’s forests

Islamic faith leaders in Indonesia contribute to curb deforestation in Darwin Initiative funded project

Innovative conservation funding source gets Fauna & Flora International stamp of approval

Save Vanishing Species U.S. postage stamps have raised over US$2.18 million for conservation since 2011.

Whitley Fund for Nature announces 2013 award winners

Fauna & Flora International partner wins prestigious award for his work to create Turkey’s first community-managed marine protected area.