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Wildlife Conservation Organization dedicated to create global awareness about the plight of the world's wildlife and diversity.

Raising awareness about the war on wildlife to prevent the devastating impacts that wildlife poaching, animal trafficking, and the bushmeat trade are having on the world’s remaining wildlife populations and the communities that co-exist with these species

Everything you need to know about White Rhinos

White Rhinos are divided into two distinct subspecies: The Northern White Rhino and the Southern White Rhino. The Southern White Rhino is the least endangered of the living kinds of rhino, with a population of estimated 15,00- 20,600. Unfortunately, only seven known Northern White Rhinosare still surviving.

Rhino Translocation

The GRAA trusts that this kind of conservation collaboration will highlight the role that any organisation or person can play in their efforts to secure a positive conservation outcome.

Great White Shark in Danger

The reality of the conflict between sharks and humans goes way beyond and the equivocal decision to get rid of them is not a solution. There are many aspects to be analysed of these wonderful predators to find a solution to the conflict.

Leopard

Posted on August 6, 2016 by Brenda Limón

Leopard is one of the most elusive and astucious of the large carnivores . It is a strongest climber of the large cats and capable of killing prey larger than itself. They are primarily nocturnal, usually resting during the daytime Continue Reading

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Rangers at the War for Conservation

Posted on July 28, 2016 by Brenda Limón

RANGERS at the War for Conservation, always working in precarious conditions, with a constant uncertainty of what to expect but always willing to risk their lives to ensure the preservation of Africa´s habitats and its species. These unknown and misunderstood Conservation Heroes spend the Continue Reading

Baby Langur

Posted on May 8, 2016 by Brenda Limón

Celebrating MOMS of all species we present to you this beautiful baby langur. Humans are the major menace to langur monkeys mainly because of deforestation due to agriculture, growth and erosion. The main danger to some species is hunting. All the Continue Reading

Satanic Leaf Tailed Geckos

Posted on May 1, 2016 by Brenda Limón

Satanic Leaf tailed geckos are some of Madagascar’s most unusual and magnificent creatures. They have the ability to make themselves almost invisible by becoming indistinguishable from fallen leaves or blend in to the tree’s bark. They are considered a vulnerable specie Continue Reading

Without wildlife, human life would not exist…

Posted on March 23, 2016 by Brenda Limón

In 1970 there were around 70,000 rhinoceros, today there are about 25,500 living in wildlife. They have been with us since 50 millions years ago and they have a very important place in the ecosystem. Humans are their only predators. Continue Reading