Protecting wildlife today means more than preserving habitats.
The loss of biodiversity is one of the greatest challenges of our time. Lasting conservation can only succeed when people and wildlife are able to coexist over the long term. That is exactly where SAVE comes in.
Since 2010, we have been working alongside scientists, local communities, and partner organizations to develop solutions that bring together research, environmental education, and hands-on conservation—in Europe and Africa.
15 years of experience. Three countries. One goal: A future where people and wildlife can thrive together.

From the Okavango Delta to the forests of Poland, we protect endangered species and the habitats they depend on.

Conservation succeeds only when local communities are part of the solution. That is why we invest in education, research, conflict prevention, and sustainable development.

Whether you're an individual donor, a company, or a partner—your support helps create lasting solutions for people and wildlife.
Conservation is only successful when it creates lasting change. That is why we measure our impact not only by the projects we deliver, but by the positive changes we achieve together with our partners and the communities we work with.
When people and wildlife can coexist, the benefits extend far beyond protecting endangered species—they strengthen entire communities. That is why our projects contribute to 15 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Our holistic approach to wildlife conservation.
Each of our projects connects wildlife conservation with the needs of local communities. Whether through research, environmental education, or community development, all of our initiatives pursue the same goal: enabling long-term coexistence between people and wildlife.
We take a holistic approach: We begin with people living alongside wildlife and work our way toward protecting the species.
Regular reporting, on-site visits, and behind-the-scenes insights into our work.
Since 2010, we have worked exclusively with local staff, benefiting from their traditional knowledge and extensive local networks across all our projects.
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