Our work together
We partner with a wide range of organisations, from community-led groups to government entities, from funders to organisations working directly on the ground.
Global
The Rhino Recovery Fund is Wildlife Conservation Network’s global fund dedicated to rhino recovery across Africa and Asia, supporting projects that counter illegal wildlife trade, improve meta-population management, protect against habitat loss, and increase the social relevance of all five rhino species.
“Tatu Collective as a team did a great job pulling information together and consolidating it into a good strategy and position statement. Great team to work with and easy to be honest with. Very efficient.”
Global
EarthRanger is a free conservation technology platform from Ai2, built on the legacy and vision of Paul G. Allen. Today it supports more than 900 conservation sites worldwide, bringing field data together through more than 150 technology integrations to help teams protect wildlife and manage landscapes in real time.
Tanzania
Six Rivers Africa is a Tanzanian conservation organisation working with government, communities and scientists to understand, protect and restore biodiversity across Ruaha and Nyerere, two globally important landscapes.
Kenya
Archipelagus directs long-term, patient capital to overlooked and chronically underfunded landscapes of exceptional ecological importance in East Africa. A lean, experienced, field-oriented team works with governments, communities, scientific institutions and other local NGOs to build the systems these landscapes need to recover and thrive over time.
Kenya
Kalepo is a family run camp in northern Kenya built around the idea that tourism, conservation and community should strengthen one another.
Kenya
Kenya Rhino Range Expansion works with Kenya Wildlife Service, conservancies, communities and other partners to expand and reconnect secure black rhino habitat across Central Kenya and Tsavo.