Global Humane Conservation Fund of Africa

Global Humane Conservation Fund of Africa Conservation, rehabilitation and protection of Africa’s wildlife and wilderness areas. An extension of American Humane.

Hwange National Park spans more than 5,600 square miles (14,600 km²), making it one of the largest elephant strongholds ...
19/08/2026

Hwange National Park spans more than 5,600 square miles (14,600 km²), making it one of the largest elephant strongholds left on Earth. Yet for months every year, natural water sources become scarce. In 2025, we helped upgrade 14 critical waterholes across the park. Today, these water systems deliver more than 2 million litres (528,000 gallons) of water every day, supporting an estimated 15,000 elephants along with countless other species.

But the work doesn't stop there. This year, we're working to help even more wildlife survive the dry months ahead by ensuring vital water points remain operational. Help us stay ahead of the dry season and keep water flowing for the wildlife that depends on it. Donate to our Water for Wildlife project: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

12/08/2026

Take elephants out of Africa, and the landscape itself begins to change. Their absence would be felt far beyond the herd, in the forests they help renew, the water sources they uncover and the habitats their movement creates for countless other species. Elephants are not simply part of Africa’s biodiversity; they are one of the forces that help sustain it. This World Elephant Day, help us protect these extraordinary animals and the living landscapes shaped by their presence. Donate now and help protect elephants, biodiversity and the ecosystems that depend on them. https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

10/08/2026

The king of the wild is losing his kingdom. This World Lion Day, celebrate one of Africa’s most iconic big cats by helping protect the one thing no lion can survive without: space. As wild landscapes shrink, lions are left with less room to roam, hunt and raise the next generation, threatening not only their future but the balance of the ecosystems they help sustain. Support Global Humane Conservation Fund of Africa in protecting and restoring habitats lions depend on for survival. Donate today and help create space for species: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

When we talk about habitat loss, most people imagine forests being cleared or grasslands disappearing. But habitat can b...
04/08/2026

When we talk about habitat loss, most people imagine forests being cleared or grasslands disappearing. But habitat can be lost even when the landscape still appears intact. A single fence or road can be enough to divide habitat and disrupt the natural movement of wildlife. Over time, these barriers can prevent wildlife from moving freely across the landscape, separating animals from food, water, breeding opportunities and even seasonal migration routes. The result is a landscape that may still look wild, but no longer functions as nature intended. The Bushman's River Biodiversity Corridor is helping restore those connections. The longer we wait to reconnect these landscapes, the harder they become to restore. Help us reconnect critical habitat before it is too late. Donate today: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

📷 by Peter Chadwick

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

31/07/2026

Every thriving wildlife population and every protected landscape has one thing in common: people who have chosen to protect it. Today, on World Ranger Day, we celebrate the dedication and determination of the rangers who make conservation possible every single day. Their commitment reaches far beyond patrols. It helps secure healthier ecosystems, stronger wildlife populations and a future where nature can continue to thrive. At Global Humane Conservation Fund of Africa, we're proud to support rangers with the resources they need to continue this vital work. Here's to the people helping shape a better future for Africa's wildlife.

Help us support the people protecting our planet's most vulnerable wildlife: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

28/07/2026

Every thriving landscape, every healthy ecosystem and every species that calls it home plays a vital role in the future of our planet. When we invest in conservation, we're not only protecting wildlife today. We're helping ensure that future generations inherit a world where nature can continue to flourish. This World Nature Conservation Day, we're reminded that meaningful conservation takes commitment, collaboration and action. Across Africa, Global Humane Conservation Fund of Africa is working alongside trusted partners to protect habitats, improve animal welfare and support the people on the front lines of conservation. But this work is only possible with your support. Join us in safeguarding Africa's incredible wildlife and wild places.

Donate today and help create a future where animals and nature can thrive together. https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

Scientists warn these iconic birds could disappear from the wild within the next decade. Yet the waters they depend on a...
21/07/2026

Scientists warn these iconic birds could disappear from the wild within the next decade. Yet the waters they depend on are increasingly threatened by shipping activity and the risk of devastating oil spills. There is still hope, but only if we act now. Join us in calling for stronger protections for Algoa Bay and help secure a future for African Penguins. Sign the petition today: https://shorturl.at/ezzpT

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

SANCCOB saves seabirds

Future generations will inherit the landscapes we choose to protect today. They will experience the rivers, grasslands a...
17/07/2026

Future generations will inherit the landscapes we choose to protect today. They will experience the rivers, grasslands and wildlife populations shaped by the decisions we make now. Conservation is often described as protecting wildlife. In reality, it is also about creating a legacy of healthy ecosystems. A legacy of biodiversity. A legacy of landscapes that continue to support life long after we are gone. The Bushman's River Biodiversity Corridor in South Africa is helping build that legacy one protected hectare at a time. Help us protect these landscapes for generations to come. Donate today: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

📷 by Peter Chadwick

15/07/2026

Happy World Youth Skills Day! Today is a reminder that some of the most important conservation work begins in classrooms, training programmes and communities. When young people have access to education, skills development and meaningful opportunities, they are empowered to shape their own futures while becoming active stewards of the landscapes and wildlife around them. By investing in youth today, we're helping create a new generation of leaders who understand that thriving communities and thriving wildlife go hand in hand. Join us in creating lasting change for both people and wildlife. Donate today: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

In Murchison Falls National Park's Kiba Sector, lions have all but vanished. Poaching, wire snares, and the collapse of ...
09/07/2026

In Murchison Falls National Park's Kiba Sector, lions have all but vanished. Poaching, wire snares, and the collapse of prey species have pushed them out of a landscape they once called home. Without urgent action, they won't come back. Our Lion Recovery Initiative is tackling these threats head-on. Ranger teams are uncovering snares and protecting prey so lions can one day return. But without funding, this critical work cannot continue. Will you fund a ranger patrol today? 👉 Donate now and help bring lions back to Uganda: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

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