Baby Yellow Cheeked Gibbon Thriving at the Center A Rescued Baby Sun Bear Nursing a baby leopard cat back to health Help Rangers Protect Endangered Cambodian Wildlife

Wildlife Alliance

Org #3110
Vetted since 2009 Top Ranked Site Visit Verified
1994
year founded
$469,208
raised on GlobalGiving
16
years fundraising
16
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Wildlife Alliance is the leader in direct protection to forests and wildlife in the Southeast Asian tropical belt. Our mission is to combat deforestation, extinction, climate change, and poverty by partnering with local communities and governments.

Project Leaders
Rebecca Bone
Rebecca Bone
Demi Morjaria
Demi Morjaria
Narith Poue
Narith Poue
Socheata Hing
Socheata Hing
Team
Perlita Lucena, Suwanna Gauntlett, Eduard Lefter, Hort Sokun, Khem Vuthyravong, Amy Van Nice, Sophany Touch, Vong Khem, Darian Thackwell
Organization Information
1441 Broadway
5th Floor
New York, NY 10018
United States
646-569-5860
Organization Information
1441 Broadway
5th Floor
New York, NY 10018
United States
646-569-5860

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

A goodbye from Phnom Tamao!

By Wildlife Alliance | Grants Manager

Thank you for your ongoing monthly support of our Care for Rescued Wildlife program. Because of donors like you, we've been able to help care for and rehabilitate rescued wildlife at places like the... Read the full report ›

Four Tortoises Get a Second Chance

By Socheata Hing | Communications Manager

During a routine patrol in Cambodia's Cardamom Rainforest, rangers from the Stung Proat Patrol Unit discovered two illegal hunting camps hidden in the forest. During the operation, the team rescued... Read the full report ›

An update from Prambei Mom

By Demi Morjaria | Grants Manager

It’s been a busy few months at Prambei Mom Community Forest! The rangers continue to patrol almost daily and are regularly moving banteng from the adjoining cane plantation back to the forest,... Read the full report ›
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