What We Do

Wildlife Impact is addressing the essential need for evidence-based evaluation by conducting independent assessments of the conservation, social and wildlife welfare impacts of conservation strategies and projects.

We provide valuable strategic planning tools, capacity development and support systems that organizations and individuals need to evaluate impacts, guide application of best practices, and improve success.

Wildlife Impact conducts applied conservation biology research to determine the impact and effectiveness of conservation actions, and collaborates with NGOs, scientists, governments, and local stakeholders to improve wildlife conservation and wildlife welfare policies and implementation. We help raise public awareness about effective conservation activities and encourage uptake of high impact actions to protect species and habitats.

OUR WORK:
Impact Evaluation
Wildlife Impact offers evidence-based analysis of projects to improve wildlife conservation and welfare outcomes in developing countries. We use best practice methods including the Open Standards for Conservation. We help projects build capacity to evaluate and adaptively manage their work.

Capacity Development
Our expert teams offers NGOs, government, scientists and stakeholders emergency assistance, crisis management and training on habitat protection, addressing human-wildlife conflict, responsible translocation and other conservation actions.

We develop capacity for organizations and individuals via training, mentoring, evaluation and support. We facilitate networking and collaboration among projects, donors, governments and the public.

Policy
Wildlife Impact works with partners to improve application of the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) policies on bushmeat, animal disposition and illegal wildlife trade.

We facilitate meetings to address wildlife crises, and coordinate collaborative action to resolve wildlife conservation and welfare issues. We help projects amplify their voices on conservation and welfare issues internationally and locally through media and public outreach.