Protecting wildlife and ecosystems.
Supporting protected areas and wilderness.
Focusing on science and long-term commitment.
09/15/2021Project updateKulan migration insights could guide future reintroductions
09/15/2021Project updateKulan migration insights could guide future reintroductions
A new research article published in the journal Frontiers in Conservation Science describes the post-release movement behaviour of kulan in the Torgai region of Central Kazakhstan, and provides valuable insights for future reintroduction efforts.
09/06/2021Project updateStopping fire, with fire
09/06/2021Project updateStopping fire, with fire
Catastrophic fires tore through Cantão State Park in Brazil two years in a row. George Georgiadis, FZS partner in Brazil, explains why those fires caused so much damage and what the team is doing this year to prevent this from happening again.
- 08/20/2021Annual report
Annual Report 2020
“2020 was the year that taught us how de- pendent we are on nature staying healthy and healthy.” Says Klaus Becker, FZS President. Read this annual report for an in-depth look at what has been going on at FZS in 2020 and how we have weathered the corona crisis.
Conservation is multidisciplinary. Our employees work in 18 countries to preserve wilderness and protected areas.
Due to the Corona pandemic, many national parks, especially in Africa, have lost most of their income over night. The consequence: rangers can no longer be paid. Patrols can no longer take place. Important habitats for threatened species remain unprotected.
Supports the Serengeti rangers with supplies.
