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Conservation Impact Report 2024

Fauna & Flora's Conservation Impact Report 2024 details a year of measurable recovery across nearly 30 species populations and reduced threats to 29 more, delivered through on-the-ground work at 430 sites in 43 countries alongside 439 in-country partner organisations, including headline wins such as the saiga antelope's recovery to 2.8 million individuals in Kazakhstan and the largest-ever release of captive-bred Siamese crocodiles in Cambodia.

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Site and species conservation management, marine habitat protection and restoration, community-based conservation and livelihood support, partner organisation capacity-building, policy influencing, the Conservation Leadership Programme for early-career conservationists

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Recovery recorded in almost 30 species populations and reduced threats to a further 29 populations in 2024
Key Metric 2 On-the-ground conservation across more than 11.5 million hectares, at 430 sites in 43 countries
Key Metric 3 Almost one billion tonnes of carbon locked up across 94 terrestrial and marine project sites (equivalent to around 8 billion barrels of crude oil)

Key Outcomes

  • Partnered Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative helped saiga antelope numbers recover to 2.8 million individuals across Kazakhstan's steppe in 2024, supported by a £1 million Earthshot Prize win
  • 50 captive-bred Siamese crocodiles released in Cambodia in 2024, the largest release of the critically endangered species to date, bringing total releases to 196
  • Conservation Leadership Programme supported 60 conservationists across 13 teams with over $212,000 in small grants, building on 4,400+ careers kickstarted in nature conservation over 40 years

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