Rangers
protecting
nature
Rangers are the key
to global conservation.
Despite their importance
rangers are drastically undertrained and under-equipped.
Around 150 rangers
lose their lives in the line of duty each year. We support their families.
Thin Green Line
supports rangers in their role as nature’s protectors and first responders.
Rangers are the missing link in conservation. That’s why I’ll do everything I can to support The Thin Green Line Foundation
What's happening
‘Guardians of Hope’ Documentary Premiere
Join us this World Ranger Day to celebrate the launch of Guardians of Hope!
Filmed during Amanda Dudgeon’s epic Walking the Thin Green Line Oceania expedition, Guardians of Hope offers a rare and powerful glimpse into the lives, challenges, and resilience of the rangers who devote themselves to protecting the natural world.
USAID Cuts Send Shockwaves Through Global Conservation
Recent cuts to USAID funding have left global conservation efforts reeling. Once the world’s largest international development donor, the U.S. has slashed support for programs that protected wildlife, supported rangers, and empowered communities from Africa to the Pacific.
Many organisations report losing all funding, with critical work like anti-poaching and habitat restoration grinding to a halt. Virunga National Park and Pacific Island nations are among the hardest hit.
The message is clear: without renewed support, decades of conservation progress are at serious risk.
Want to support rangers on the frontline of conservation?
We believe the practical, direct action of rangers is the most necessary and effective way to overcome the environmental challenges of our time. Thin Green Line is a global not-for-profit conservation organisation.
