The Chantecaille Conservation Foundation

The Foundation has partnered with big life Foundation to collaborate with local communities to implement Conservation stages across roughly 1.6 million acres of The greater amboseli ecosystem wihch straddles kenya and tanzania. The activities focused primarily on: i) The establishment and management of land Conservation intended to preserve migration corridors and other wild spaces at critical risk of loss due to agricultural encroachment, population expansion, deforestation and climate change; ii) The funding of annual lease costs and other expenses associated with maintaining those land conservancies; and iii) The protection of wildlife (e.g. Through funding and implementation of fencing projects, and training, fielding, and equipping of anti-poaching teams, etc.) Please note: The $1,000,000 expense incurred in 2023 has been applied against The existing set-aside from 2022.

The Foundation has partnered with four ngo's in indonesia to promote wildlife protection, forest restoration, human-wildlife conflict management and Conservation research focused on The long term survival of The leuser ecosystem sumatra. A primary focus of The Foundation's work is The Conservation of orangutans and their forest homes, habitat restoration, human-orangutan conflict mitigation and The rescue and relocation of orangutans impacted by deforestation.

The Foundation has partnered with david sheldrick wildlife trust (dswt) to collaborate with local communities to implement Conservation strategies with tsavo national park and across The broader south eastern kenya region. The activities focused primarily on: i) The establishment and management of land Conservation intended to preserve migration corridors and other wild spaces at critical risk of loss due to agricultural encroachment, population expansion, deforestation and climate change; ii) The funding of annual lease costs and other expenses associated with maintaining those land conservancies; and iii) The protection of wildlife (e.g. Through funding and implementation of fencing projects, and training, fielding, and equipping of anti-poaching teams, etc.)