A thriving planet depends on every ranger having the resources they need to protect our natural world. We facilitate this vision by providing effective training, vital equipment, and emergency support to rangers and their families, and developing strong global networks for rangers and their communities.

Rangers are the frontline professionals defending our natural world. The skills and efforts of rangers are a critical defence against some of the major challenges that humanity faces. By protecting wildlife, ecosystems and habitats, and engaging in community-led action, rangers are taking immediate, practical, and tangible action against climate change, biodiversity loss, zoonotic diseases, and natural disasters. If we are to effectively protect wildlife and wild places from exploitation, we need a concerted shift in the way that rangers are viewed, respected, and engaged with.

Rangers defend our wildlife, wild places, land, water, and cultural sites, often putting their own lives at risk to do so, yet their heroic efforts often go unrecognised and unsupported. Approximately 120 rangers die each year in the line of duty, with little or no support for families after their passing. Many of these deaths result from a lack of adequate resources including equipment and training and could, therefore, be avoided through strategic investment and intervention.