With money donated by the many generous donors who support the Society, it has helped fund new research centres, build firebreaks and fences and establish wildlife sanctuaries. Safe havens like these have helped rhino numbers in Kenya increase to almost five hundred. The hirola is Africa's most endangered antelope. In 1996, several hirolas were translocated to Tsavo East National Park to boost that park's existing small population. Help us continue to play an active role in protecting the vital systems which cleanse our water, enrich our soil, and create the air that we breath.
Earth is our only home.
Exposed mangrove roots. Mangroves protect the coastline from erosion and provide essential breeding grounds for fish fry. At the coast and inland, our forests are fast disappearing, with far reaching consequences. Forests are our planet's lungs. They also trap moisture from the air and hold it in the ground.