Our impact
At Women in Wildlife, we’re a registered charity dedicated to empowering women and non-binary people in conservation and ecology. We believe that meaningful change happens when we uplift communities, share knowledge, and support on-the-ground action.
Through donations, collaborations, and hands-on field experiences, we aim to:
Support critical conservation projects around the world
Build partnerships that provide opportunities for women and non-binary people to grow their skills, networks, and impact
Inspire the next generation of women in stem
Together, we’re creating a global community that’s passionate, connected, and committed to protecting our wildlife. Here’s how we’re making a difference:
Places We Support
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NOMV
We’re proud to support Not One More Vet (NOMV), an organisation dedicated to transforming mental health and wellbeing within the veterinary and wildlife industries. Through education, resources, and community support, NOMV works to reduce stigma, provide essential mental health tools, and ensure no one feels alone in their struggles.
🌍 Race Around the World with WIW & NOMV
In May 2025, Women in Wildlife is thrilled to partner with NOMV for their global fundraising event, Race Around the World. We’re sponsoring a team of 10 passionate women to join this movement, raising awareness and funds for mental health in conservation and veterinary professions while staying active and connected. -
WE Africa
We proudly support WE Africa, an inspiring leadership program designed to empower African women in conservation. WE Africa builds a strong network of changemakers across the continent, fostering resilience, collaboration, and bold leadership to create a more inclusive and sustainable future for people and the planet.
By championing women leaders, WE Africa is helping to reshape conservation across Africa — and we’re honoured to support their mission.
Collaborators
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Raw Africa
We’re proud to collaborate with Raw Africa Eco-Tours, a conservation-focused travel organisation creating life-changing experiences that connect people with the wild. Together, we’re offering unforgettable opportunities for women and non-binary people to explore Africa’s rich biodiversity, learn from local experts, and contribute to meaningful conservation work.
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Raw Conservation Adventures
We have teamed up with RAW Conservation, an organisation dedicated to immersive, small-group conservation experiences. Together, we offer transformative journeys where women and non-binary individuals can engage directly in conservation efforts, from building predator-proof livestock corrals to supporting orangutan rehabilitation. These adventures not only contribute to vital conservation projects but also foster deep connections with the landscapes, wildlife, and communities of North Sumatra.
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Eleanor Parks
We are collaborating with Instituto Igapó, a dynamic organisation dedicated to ecological research, conservation, and community education in the Amazon. Together, we’re creating opportunities for women and non-binary people to gain hands-on experience in field ecology, working alongside experts in one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth. This partnership empowers participants to learn, contribute to real-world research, and build lasting connections with the people and places at the heart of Amazonian conservation.
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All Days Alldays Wildlife and Communities Research Centre
We’re proud to support the Alldays WCRC by promoting their impactful events and conservation work. The Alldays team is dedicated to wildlife research, conservation education, and community involvement, creating opportunities for people of all ages to engage with and protect the natural world. Together, we’re helping amplify their message and inspire more women and non-binary individuals to get involved in conservation efforts across Southern Africa.
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IRKA
Description goes hereWe’re proud to collaborate with the International Rhino Keeper Association (IRKA), a global community dedicated to the care, conservation, and advocacy for rhinos.
In 2025, our Social Media Manager Leslie (@lesliedixon_27) attended the IRKA Workshop in Nebraska, where she presented findings from a global survey exploring gender discrimination in conservation careers. Through this collaboration, we were able to highlight the stories of extraordinary women working with rhinos around the world and spark meaningful conversations about equity and inclusion in the field.
