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Packed with highlights of conservation successes from around the world at our project sites, this report features the effectiveness that the Global Park Defense Program has for protecting culturally rich and highly biodiverse natural ecosystems in the most threatened parts of our world—land or sea.

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Educational Handbooks

A group of soldiers in camouflage uniforms conducting training in a dense forest, with the title 'Ranger Handbook' and the logo of Global Conservation.

Global Park Defense Handbook

A diverse group of people, including children and adults, gather outdoors with trees and foliage in the background. Some individuals are dressed in colorful traditional clothing, and others in military uniforms, engaging in conversation and socializing.

Community Protection Handbook

Text overlay on water background promoting Marine Protected Areas by Global Conservation.

Marine Protection Handbook

Aerial view of dense green forest with a rocky mountain or cliff on the right side, under a partly cloudy sky. Overlaid text reads, 'Saving the New Wild'.

We created this book to show you the amazing beauty and biological importance of the global parks where we work. Please join us in our journey to save the world’s wild riches!

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Aerial view of a lush green forest with mist and fog, with text overlay about saving Asia's last great wilderness, the Leuser Ecosystem in Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia, second edition, 2019.
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Impact Reports

A group of indigenous people in traditional attire standing and talking in a field with trees and a mountain in the background, with a caption about protecting indigenous peoples and communities.

Impact Report 2024-2025

Four people in camouflage uniforms on a boat in a river, surrounded by trees, participating in a conservation activity at Thap Lan National Park in Thailand.

Impact Report 2022-2023

The cover of the Impact Report 2018 by Global Conservation features a diver swimming above a large swarm of fish in the ocean.

Impact Report 2017-2018

Cover of a report titled 'Global Conservation Impact Report 2021-2022' with a photo of two people observing a river in a lush, green rainforest in Indonesia, with a small label 'Leuser Ecosystem - Indonesia'.

Impact Report 2021-2022

Cover of a report titled "Saving Our Global Parks" featuring a waterfall surrounded by dense green forest, with the logo of Global Conservation at the top.

Saving Our Global Parks 2016-17

An orangutan hanging from a tree branch in a dense rainforest. Text overlay indicates this is the 2019/2020 Impact Report by GO Global Conservation, with a note that the photo was taken by Paul Hilton in the Leuser Ecosystem.

Impact Report 2019-2020

Cover of a report titled 'Saving Our Global Parks' by Global Conservation, featuring a lush green tropical forest with a stepped ancient Mayan pyramid in the background, under a clear sky.

Saving Our Global Parks 2015-16

GC Network:
Meet our Filmmakers

Man in camouflage shirt examining ropes on a table outside in a forest setting with people in the background.
A group of men standing outdoors near a body of water, with a drone flying overhead. The men are smiling, some holding bottles, and wearing casual clothing including hats, beanies, and jackets. The background features mountains, palm trees, and a cloudy sky.
Man in outdoor clothing with a wide-brim hat and gloves, holding a professional camera with a large telephoto lens, outdoors in a wooded area.

Working on the frontlines of environmental conservation, they have faced poachers, cartel informants, piracy, and more in order to capture the footage needed to show the real stories behind anti-poaching efforts.

Three people hiking through tall grass in a natural landscape, with one person smiling and carrying a camera and equipment, and two others walking ahead, all wearing backpacks and caps.
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