Animals on the Edge
Donate nowClimate change, habitat destruction and pollution are pushing wild animals closer to the edge. But together, we can help protect their future.
How animals are being pushed to the edge
Animals on the edge in Brazil
Wildfires in Brazil are destroying habitats and forcing animals like jaguars, giant anteaters and sloths to flee for their lives. Wildlife rescue teams need specialist training and equipment to respond when disaster strikes.
Animals on the edge in Cameroon
The Mintom Forest in Cameroon is home to gorillas, chimpanzees and countless other species. Logging, mining and hunting continue to threaten this vital ecosystem.
Animals on the edge in Thailand
Along Thailand's Andaman coast, fewer than 150 dugongs remain. The loss of vital seagrass meadows is putting their future at risk.
The difference is that animals cannot just leave
We share the same planet and increasingly the same environmental challenges. But while people can adapt, animals depend entirely on the habitats around them.
As forests disappear, oceans become polluted and temperatures rise, wildlife is being pushed closer to the edge.
With your support, we can help protect animals before it's too late.
Different threats. Different species. One shared world.
Will you help protect our world?
A donation today could help protect animals facing climate change, habitat loss and environmental destruction wherever they need us most. From wildfires in Brazil to the recent floods in Nepal, your support could help animals affected by disasters and strengthen longer-term protection for the future. Please help protect wildlife before it's too late.
Donate nowThank you for helping protect animals on the edge.
We will use your donation where the need is greatest to protect animals, like those featured in this appeal, from cruelty and suffering.
Image credits: Hero image: Noelly Castro | Body image 1: Noelly Castro | Body image 2: Fernando Faciole