Wildlife Trust is involved in a multitude of projects in over a dozen countries. We are pioneers in the emerging field of Conservation Medicine, a discipline that studies the links between ecosystem, wildlife and human health.

Around the world, Wildlife Trust and its alliance partners bring hands-on expertise to collaborate with local scientists to study species, restore wildlife populations, promote healthy ecosystems, develop conservation capacity and educate local citizens. Most importantly, Wildlife Trust trains and supports local conservationists tackling some of today’s toughest conservation issues including human-wildlife conflict of human dominated ecosystems.  

Every day the pressures on wildlife habitats grow greater. At Wildlife Trust, we know we're succeeding when people realize that the conditions wildlife species require for survival are the very same conditions that support our own health and prosperity.

Please make a financial gift today to support our work throughout the world. Your contribution to Wildlife Trust can make a real difference for the protection and study of endangered species and fractured habitats, wildlife rehabilitation and monitoring and safeguarding human health from zoonotic disease emergence.

The island flying fox, Pteropus hypomelanus, of Tioman Island, Malaysia, one of two species known to be a natural reservoir for Nipah virus in Malaysia.
Photo by Justin Westrum, 2003

For the past five consecutive years, Wildlife Trust has maintained a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator – an independent charity evaluator.  Only four percent of all the charities rated by Charity Navigator have received this recognition for financial responsibility.