$300K
Hunting ground to reserve.
1,750 acres on the Okavango's southern edge turned from hunting reserve to sanctuary. 4,000+ anti-poaching patrol hours; 63 mammal and 187 bird species now held.
$698K routed to conservation partners. Every dollar landed in the field. Here's the breakdown — by project, by partner, by outcome.
Where the $698K physically landed. Africa took the largest share — most rangers, most rescues, most kit.
The flagship lines — each routed in full from donor cards to partner accounts, then into the field.
$300K
1,750 acres on the Okavango's southern edge turned from hunting reserve to sanctuary. 4,000+ anti-poaching patrol hours; 63 mammal and 187 bird species now held.
$127K
Elephants taken out of logging and trekking camps and given a free, dignified life to roam, bathe and form herds again at Elephant Nature Park.
$43K
Building an Arctic fjord sanctuary so whales held for years in tanks can feel wild, open water around them once more.
$25K
A netted stretch of open ocean in Nova Scotia where orcas and belugas retired from tanks can finally live in the sea.
Every figure below is generated from the same records that route each donation to its partner NGO. Operating costs — staff, technology, film production, channel — are covered separately by corporate partners and founder underwriting. No charity overhead is deducted from donor funds. Ever.
The full report — governance, trustee statements, every NGO line item, and the auditor letter. Fully accounted for.