Support Women's WONDER Hubs in Tanzania Wildlife - Southern Highlands Tanzania Wildlife - Southern Highlands Tanzania Ruaha Landscape

EcoVet Global

Org #90226
Vetted since 2021
1982
year founded
$30,082
raised on GlobalGiving
4
years fundraising
0
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

EcoVet Global brings a veterinary lens to environmental challenges that affect humans, animals, and ecosystems. By improving the health and well-being of animals, locally and globally, we strengthen the health and resilience of the earth, and the people and animals that share its resources.

Project Leaders
Alfonso Martinez-Torres
Alfonso Martinez-Torres
Kate Sulzner
Kate Sulzner
Sophie Papageorgiou
Sophie Papageorgiou
Elizabeth Vanwormer
Elizabeth Vanwormer
Team
Sumona Majumdar, Susan Kamprath, Rachel Stominger, Steve Fox
Organization Information
Earth Island Institute
2150 Allston Way
Berkeley, CA 94704
United States
(510) 859-9100
Organization Information
Earth Island Institute
2150 Allston Way
Berkeley, CA 94704
United States
(510) 859-9100

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:

Removing Language Barriers Through Art

By Kate Sulzner | Director, EcoVet Global

Greetings, In recognition of Earth Day coming up soon in April, FOECOE and EcoVet Global are preparing to launch a joint global children’s art exchange connecting primary school students in the... Read the full report ›

The Art of Conservation and Connection

By Kate Sulzner | Director, EcoVet Global

Greetings, In recognition of Earth Day coming up soon in April, FOECOE and EcoVet Global are preparing to launch a joint global children’s art exchange connecting primary school students in the... Read the full report ›

Hope & Innovation Despite Regional & Global Unrest

By Kate Sulzner | Director, EcoVet Global

To our wonderful supporters, In this time of changing seasons and global uncertainty, FOECOE co-directors, Jesca and Eliza, are leaning into the shift from dry to rainy season in Tanzania as an... Read the full report ›
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