The Heart of the Maya Biosphere, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the Mirador National Park. Mirador, a proposed 500,000-hectare national protected area, is the largest intact primary forest and wildlife habitat in Central America with over 40 major ancient Maya cities and interconnected causeways.

The Maya Biosphere is losing an average of 50,000 hectares a year to fires and clearing of the surrounding Maya Biosphere Reserve, driven by drug trafficking and cattle ranching.

Saving the world’s last intact habitats for the Big 4 Megafauna - Tigers, Elephant, Orangutan and Rhinos - UNESCO World Heritage.

Global Conservation is supporting a multi-year deployment of Global Park Defense against illegal wildlife poaching for the Jewel of Africa.

Global Conservation is raising funding for a 3 year program (2016-2018) to ‘No Kill, No Cut’ in the Thap Lan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Thailand, just 3 hours north of Bangkok.

Using Advanced Surveillance Technologies and SMART Patrols to protect one of the Caribbean's last intact Marine Ecosystems.

Protecting the last major intact tropical rainforests of Cambodia

Often referred to as the Heart of Borneo, the Danum Valley – Maliau Basin – Imbak Canyon (DaMaI) contains one of the last intact primary forests and wildlife habitats in Asia for endangered megafauna species including elephants, clouded leopard and orangutans to co-exist together in the wild.

Protecting Myanmar's next UNESCO World Heritage Park, oldest and largest intact forests and wildlife habitat, ancient Buddhist sacred burial site.