Partnerships
We have connected with a number of important organisations to further our conservation work and achieve greater impact in the places where we operate.
The HALO Trust
The National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project is proud to partner with the HALO Trust, a project that strives to protect the Okavango River Basin for future generations by providing safe passage around the minefields of southeast Angola. This has opened the region to scientific exploration and socioeconomic surveys for the first time in decades.
HALO is proud to continue our partnership with the National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project supporting the well-being of local people which is a primary factor in making conservation a success.
National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society has partnered with the Wild Bird Trust in a conservation initiative designed to protect the Okavango River Basin including the Okavango Delta, one of the planet’s last remaining wetland wildernesses, and the Source Lakes and water tower in the highlands of Angola
Combining exploration, partnership, engagement and storytelling this project will protect keystone wildlife populations, uplift local communities, and support sustainable development and sensible natural resource use. We see the National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project as a foundation for future large-scale initiatives to protect and nurture other vulnerable ecosystems.
Kissama Foundation
The Kissama Foundation is a non-governmental organization founded in 1996 to promote the protection, conservation, management, study and research of the Angolan fauna and flora.
The Kissama Foundation, supported by the Wild Bird Trust, has run an internship program for young conservationists since 2018. This program promotes biodiversity research and learning opportunities for biodiversity conservation.
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