OUR PARTNERS

  • Kilo9 Academy trains dogs ethically for conservation. We support anti-poaching rangers with the acquisition of well-trained canines.

    Without canines, that are essential to apprehend and track down poachers, any anti-poaching activity is made nearly impossible and puts rangers at higher risks.

  • The Rhisotope Project is an initiative that is revolutionising wildlife conservation by using nuclear science to combat wildlife crime.

    At The Wildlife Forensic Fund we are actively seeking investments to support this remarkable project.

  • We collaborate with the department of Forensic Science at the AUAS to organise activities with students who are eager to learn more about wildlife forensics.

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  • With a strong focus on forensic science, we collaborate with the Saxion University to organise fundraising activities with students that are eager to learn more about wildlife forensics.

  • Ideas From Europe is a European programme that aims to create impact by connecting entrepreneurship, innovation and investment. The Wildlife Forensic Fund is part of their knowledge platform.

  • The Wildlife Fund currently support one of our ranger forensic trainings at the Wildlife Forensic Academy. Their mission is to make a structural contribution to the protection of nature and in particular endangered species, just like us!

  • Together with Prof. dr. Claire Gwinnett, from STAFFORDSHIRE UNIVERSITY, we are working on a project addressing the issues of abalone poaching. It aims to address this issue by developing a cost-effective method for investigators to link perpetrators to this crime.

  • The Wildlife Forensic Academy is the world’s very first institution offering education in wildlife forensics. To continue offering training to more students and rangers, we carry out fundraising to improve and expand their facilities.

  • NatureFirst is a Horizon Europe project where 12 global partners work together to improve biodiversity and protect the habitats of many species which are being threatened by human activity.

    It combines forensic intelligence and remote sensing technologies to develop fit-for-purpose tools and information for monitoring biodiversity.