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answers to your COVID-19 questions

fresh thinking and bold action for animals, people and the place we call home.

Australia’s wildlife has a long road of recovery ahead after the devastating bushfires. We’ve been there since the beginning and will continue to support our partners on the ground.

fresh thinking and bold action for animals, people and the place we call home.

Watching Tiger King? Here’s what you should know (and how you can help)

Watching Tiger King? Here’s what you should know (and how you can help)

In wake of the coronavirus pandemic, ifaw rescue teams donate much-needed N95 masks and protective gear to local hospital

In wake of the coronavirus pandemic, ifaw rescue teams donate much-needed N95 masks and protective gear to local hospital

#RescueAnimalsInNeed

Innovative Research

Raising Elephant Orphans

Untangling Seals

#RescueAnimalsInNeed

Australia Bushfires: what you need to know and how to help

Bear, ifaw’s koala detection dog, deployed to locate animal survivors in the wake of NSW bushfires

In Australia, detection dogs are koalas’ best friend

Koala Habitat Protection with Detection Dogs - Australia

#StopWildlifeCrime

Stopping Poachers

Reducing Demand

Preventing Cybercrime

Partnering to combat wildlife crime in Kenya and Uganda

Global Wildlife Cybercrime Action Plan brings together critical actors in the fight against online wildlife trafficking

Habitats cross borders — so do poachers

Combating Wildlife Crime in the Malawi-Zambia Transboundary Landscape

#SaveOurSeas

Stop Commercial Whaling

Start Whale Watching

#SaveOurSeas

Expert Opinions

Bycatch Issue: A focus on the Bay of Biscay, a crisis zone for dolphins

Expert Opinions

Ship strikes and whales: Preventing a collision course

Losing right whales to entanglement — not on our watch

Losing right whales to entanglement — not on our watch

we see how things are

and we’re compelled to make them better

With projects in more than 40 countries, we rescue individual animals, act locally to prevent animal cruelty, and campaign for the protection of wildlife and habitats.

every problem has a solution, every solution needs support.

The problems we face are urgent, complicated, and resistant to change. Real solutions demand creativity, hard work, and involvement from people like you.

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