Projects to stop extinction

Conservation is in crisis.

We run projects that fund the rangers, technology, and reserves standing between the world's animals and extinction — and we give everyone a way to help.

Our mission

Why we exist

We started Save the Animals to give our team — and everyone who shares the calling — a way to contribute to conservation, together.

We're living through the greatest extinction crisis since the dinosaurs: around one million species are now at risk of disappearing, many within decades, as wildlife populations collapse across the planet. That's the fight we've chosen — turning concern into protection on the ground.

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~1M
species now at risk of extinction
73%
average drop in monitored wildlife populations since 1970
174
rangers died in the line of duty in a single year
$1B+
yearly funding gap for the rangers and reserves protecting wildlife
What we do

Ways we protect the wild

From citizen science and technology that funds rangers to grants for grassroots projects — every program turns support into protection.

The App

Wild Eyes

Wild Eyes brings citizen scientists, safari guests, and reserves together to protect the animals they love, with memberships directed to the rangers on the ground, who remain chronically underfunded worldwide.

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Sponsorship

Fiscal Sponsorship

Fiscal sponsorship for community-led conservation groups, in the US and abroad. We partner with them as their US 501(c)(3), so their American supporters can make tax‑deductible gifts: scouts, coexistence, schools and livelihoods.

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The Shop

The Shop

Wear your love for animals out loud. Every item is a small act of protection, with proceeds supporting wildlife reserves around the world, powered by print-on-demand.

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Conservation partners

Partners in protection

We partner with conservation groups in the field, supporting their work and building programs together.

The Katie Adamson Conservation Fund Idea Wild
Supported by
Anthropic Google Stripe Candid Resend

Sources: IPBES Global Assessment (2019); WWF Living Planet Report (2024); International Ranger Federation Roll of Honour (2024–25); Lindsey et al., PNAS (2018), Africa's protected areas alone.