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Walking The Thin Green Line Oceania
Ranger Amanda will be travelling Oceania to record and share the stories of this region’s dedicated Ranger workforce.
Delivering hope through our global network
Feature image: A Big Life Foundation Ranger stands in front of his home with his two children. Courtesy Jeremy Goss/ Big Life FoundationThin Green Line has reached many more Fallen Ranger families in the last 12 months. Emergency relief is a fundamental aspect of...
Our Annual Report 2020-2021
This year was, undoubtedly, one of the most challenging that Rangers have ever faced. Ecological collapse, natural disasters and a global pandemic have rocked the Ranger community, yet, despite these challenges, they continue to inspire conservation action and achieve...
Rebirth of the Wild in Iberá
Rewilding Argentina has worked collaboratively and patiently to establish over 1.4 million hectares of protected habitat for reintroduced mammals.
Ranger Support Grants: Recipients Announced
The Thin Green Line Foundation is pleased to announce the support of 32 projects through our 2021 Ranger Support Grant program.
Wildlife Diplomacy: Rangers’ critical roles managing Human-Wildlife Conflict
Feature Image: A male Orangutan venturing out of the forest near a village in Aceh Province, Indonesia. Distracted by his human onlookers, he eventually returned safely to the forest. Courtesy Leuser Conservation Forum. Human-wildlife conflict puts rangers in...
Community-based conservation to protect the world’s largest wild horse.
Thin Green Line Foundation’s newest partner, Grevy’s Zebra Trust, works with communities to protect one of Africa’s most endangered mammals.
More Help Is On Its Way, Where It’s Needed Most
Funding has been sent to 24 Ranger organisations in 18 countries, providing Rangers impacted by COVID-19 the helping hand they need.
Global Webinar 1: Introducing the Ranger Code of Conduct
In order to meet the pressing challenges of our time, from climate change to pandemic prevention and biodiversity loss, the Ranger profession needs strong principles to guide behaviour and build our reputation as trusted and respected protectors of nature and of communities that live alongside nature.
Care for Rangers Protecting Gorillas
Last July, Thin Green Line provided support for Ranger teams protecting gorillas and other rare species in remote areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Ranger Care Box program enabled teams working in three reserves with the Gorilla Organization to...
The Fine Line between Wildlife and Communities
Three East African Rangers have been killed by elephants in recent weeks. These three incidents were unrelated but they highlight the complex roles rangers have working with wildlife and local communities. In one case, a team of rangers responded to an emergency...
Our Annual Report 2019-2020
Left to right, Rangers Ann Nairoshi, Linet Sailepu, Agnes Sopilal, Joyce Sereya and Veronica Lanoi. Image courtesy of Big Life Foundation and Intrepid Foundation.In a year that changed so unexpectedly, The Thin Green Line has strengthened its resolve to support...