The vast Mirador National Park is north-eastern Guatemala is home to most of central America indigenous species

NGO Global Conservation is committed to ensuring a future for this environment its inhabitants

Mirador National Park in north-east Guatemala contains the largest remaining intact forest and wildlife habitat in Central America. The park is threatened daily by poaching, illegal land clearance and illegal logging.
In the US Senate a bill has been proposed to give US$150 million over ten yea...

Human impact is driving the mass extinction of life on earth - over a million species, plant and animal, are in the verge of extinction.
In the last 50 years 80% of Asia'a forests and 50% fo the Amazon have been destroyed - what remains is essential the survival of the earth's surviving species i...

Borjomi Kharagauli is the Republic of Georgia's oldest and largest national park - it is home to most of the endangered species of the Caucuses. Logging, hunting, trapping and intimidation are the main issues that the park's rangers face.

NGO Global Conservation is working with the park author...

Home to pygmy elephants, clouded leopards, orangutangs and many other species, the Damai World Heritage Site in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo is one of south-east Asia’s last areas of pristine rain forest

NGO Global conservation is fighting back with their partners.
Their goal is no cut, no kill prot...

With help from Global Conservation and WCS Thailand, tigers are now returning to Thap Lan National Park in central Thailand. Increased security and more efficient monitoring has enabled tigers to return to their former habitat, now a much safer place.

NGO Global Conservation is dedicated to to ...

NGO Global Conservation is focused on saving the last 5% of Asia’s intact tropical forests

NGO Wildlife Alliance and Cambodian National Park Rangers team up to protect the wildlife and forests of south-east Asia's least explored mountain range