If you don't love something you wont have a reason to protect it.

The Global Conservation Corps engages thousands of children across Africa through their Future Rangers Program.

They build empathy and skills through classroom eduction and projects. They connect youth to conservation experiences like their first game drive. And they track the best candidates, creating opportunities for them to to become conservation leaders.

Every ranger begins as a child who is passionate about the natural world.

A well trained ranger is a safe, happy, and effective ranger.

The Southern African Wildlife College and LEAD Ranger are world-class organizations training thousands of rangers each year across Africa and beyond.

Together they provide a combination of training for new ranger candidates, advanced courses for continued career development, and training for indigenous ranger trainers, who are then able to go back to their units and communicate new skills in their local languages.

Lifesaving sills like trauma care provide benefits not only to rangers out in the field, but at home in their communities.

Better gear and better care mean higher morale and happier families.

The Thin Green Line provides necessary and emergency equipment for ranger teams in need.

Over 140 rangers die on the job each year, and in many cases they lack proper life insurance leaving their families without a source of income or financial support. In these desperate times, the Thin Green Line steps in to assist these families with their Fallen Ranger Fund.

A portion of these funds also go toward our continued support of the rangers at the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve.