In partnership with the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), two comprehensive five-day training sessions were conducted in Lomie for rangers from the Dja and Ngoyla Reserves. These sessions aimed to strengthen both the operational and strategic capabilities of frontline personnel involved in anti-poaching and wildlife protection efforts.

2024 was a huge year for GC, led by Jeff Morgan. This video shows land and sea protection work in Guatemala, Uganda, Malaysia, Ukraine, Indonesia, Ecuador, Cambodia, Panama, and Cameroon.

Bob Woodruff of ABC News led panel discussions at events for The Explorer’s Club and The National Press Club. He also screened segments of LAST LANDS, a new Disney/Hulu four-part series on protecting our planet’s endangered national parks and indigenous territories in developing countries.

ABC News Live, the 24/7 streaming news channel, is partnering with Global Conservation, the only international nonprofit organization focused on the direct protection of endangered national parks and Indigenous territories in developing countries, to present “Last Lands,” a gripping new series spotlighting the global fight to protect our planet’s most threatened ecosystems.

In Cameroon, a lucrative trade in ape skulls, bushmeat, and live animals threatens to wipe out populations that are already suffering from habitat loss and fragmentation. The EAGLE Network is addressing the problem of traffickers who drive the African trade, but its operations are hampered by extensive government corruption.

Led by Oliver Fankem, Director of Central Africa for Global Conservation, three national parks of Cameroon covering over 1 million hectares of intact tropical forests now have continuous active patrolling and systems in place for managing 60+ rangers in Southeast Cameroon.

Global Conservation has released the first trailer for our "War On Nature" series, featuring world-famous conservation photographer and filmmaker Paul Hilton, whose coverage of Uganda recently made headlines world-wide.

Explore Global Conservation’s progress in the Dja Biosphere Reserve (DBR), one of the largest rainforests in Africa and the last major intact tropical forest in Cameroon.