We and our partners around the globe have had a dynamic last 12 months. Read on to see the biggest accomplishments you, our donors, have made possible. DOING Community-based Conservation Working with local communities to protect biodiversity in their own backyards... 1. Community camera trapping workshops for pangolin and other protected species in Nepal. We … Continue reading Impacts 2022
Latest News
Connect and Protect Tiger Habitat this #GivingTuesday
Donate now to help community forest groups protect and connect tiger habitat in Nepal. Help support tiger research in Nepal by Community Conservation's partner, tiger biologist Sam Helle. She is tracking the tiger population between Chitwan and Bardia, which are two large national parks in Nepal, to see if tigers can travel between the protected … Continue reading Connect and Protect Tiger Habitat this #GivingTuesday
Thank you to everyone who joined the Pedal, Paddle, or Plod 2022!
Join us next summer for the 3rd Annual Pedal, Paddle, or Plod 2023! People joined from all over the world by sharing photos and logging miles across trails, lakes, streets and streams. People had a chance to enjoy their favorite outdoor activity and celebrate the outdoors by supporting our ongoing work to protect them. Join … Continue reading Thank you to everyone who joined the Pedal, Paddle, or Plod 2022!
Women in Community-based Conservation
Over the years Dr. Allendorf has found some useful ways of reaching and including women in conservation work...
Exploring Two Potential Projects
Dr. Teri Allendorf goes to Lumbini, Nepal and Southeastern Cameroon, exploring the potential for involving new communities in conservation...
Tipsy Tiger Rice Lager
Proceeds from this custom beer by Mobcraft Brewing in Milwaukee will support tiger conservation. Join us for the release party on April 3rd...
2020-2021 Annual Report
Our 2020-2021 report covers our fiscal year (July 1st-June 30th) and highlights our progress in Myanmar, Nepal, Ecuador, and Borneo...
Video Update from Nepal
Executive Director Dr. Teri Allendorf has been working in Nepal throughout January...
Tracking Tigers in Nepal
Our new partner, tiger biologist Sam Helle, is starting field work in central Nepal this week. She'll be working in the vicinity of Butwal, a large metropolitan area located between two large national parks in Nepal, Chitwan and Bardia. Tigers have been seen in the area, so there may be a "tiger bottleneck" happening in … Continue reading Tracking Tigers in Nepal
Impacts in 2021
We and our local partners have done a lot in the last 12 months. Read on to see the biggest accomplishments our supporters and donors have made possible...