Conservation
Conservation is an emerging area of interest within The Wood Foundation Africa’s portfolio, exploring how our venture philanthropy approach could support healthy ecosystems, resilient communities and long-term opportunity across marine and wildlife conservation.
Conservation areas we are exploring
As with our wider portfolio, any future conservation work will be shaped by evidence, partnership and long-term value.
We are interested in opportunities where conservation is not only about protection, but about building practical models that can support people, places and ecosystems over time. That means working with the right partners, understanding local context and focusing on approaches that can create sustainable impact.
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Marine
Marine conservation is one area we are exploring as part of the future conservation portfolio.
This could include work connected to coastal communities, ocean health, sustainable livelihoods and the protection of marine ecosystems.
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Wildlife
Wildlife conservation is also an area of interest, recognising the importance of biodiversity, habitat protection and the relationship between conservation and community resilience.
As this work develops, we will look for opportunities where conservation can create lasting environmental and social value.
Speak to the team
Interested in The Wood Foundation Africa’s developing conservation focus, or exploring where marine or wildlife conservation could fit within our wider portfolio? Get in touch with the team.
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