C4C supports non-governmental organisations worldwide that are committed to the conservation of species and landscapes and organises its own initiatives.

Glaciers are an integral part of the world's water supply: Europe's glaciers are no exception, serving as the primary source of freshwater for the continent's rivers and lakes.

Seagrass plays an essential role in the marine ecosystem: It provides marine habitat, assimilates carbon, and purifies large quantities of water relevant for coastal protection.

The ocean, our lifeblood, faces unprecedented threats. From pollution to climate change, our actions jeopardize its vitality. We must act now to save the source of life.

3D printing revolutionizes coral conservation, restoring reefs and combating climate change. As a technological beacon, it safeguards marine ecosystems while preserving biodiversity.

Uncover the urgent battle against rhino poaching, a global crisis threatening these majestic creatures. Join the fight to protect rhinos and preserve biodiversity.

Part 1: In 2017, Gansbaai lost its title as the "Great White Shark Capital of the World" as South Africa's great white sharks mysteriously disappeared. Find out more.

Rediscover the majesty of the American Bison: A story of resurgence & resilience. North America’s iconic grazer was almost driven to extinction in the 1800s but they slowly recover.

The reintroduction of wild gorillas was risky and remains controversial. Since conservationists have shifted the focus to tourism, the mountain gorillas are slowly recovering.

Scattered across the global oceans, marine caves are as varied as the locations they are found in - here are some top picks around the world for your next trip.

George Adamson was a Kenyan conservationist who became internationally famous for pioneering the rehabilitation of captive or hand reared lions back into the wild.

Help protect wild elephants in Nambia, not only to preserve these gentle giants, but also to help reduce human-wildlife conflict in Damaraland.

Despite its small size, Little Barrier Island has a diverse array of habitats - from its rocky shores to its virgin forests. Moreover, the island is among the country’s most intact ecosystems.

Nestled in the remote North Atlantic, the Faroe Islands are a striking archipelago known for their rugged landscapes and unique nature.

Experience hands-on conservation in Uganda! Work with wildlife, assist local communities, and protect biodiversity in this fascinating landscape.

Discover Namibia’s wild side at Hoanib Valley Camp. Track desert-adapted wildlife and experience eco-luxury in remote Kaokoland.

Discover GweGwe Beach Lodge in South Africa’s Wild Coast: eco-luxury stays, private pools, adventure, and endless natural beauty.

Become a volunteer in Panama, help preserve coastal ecosystems, marine life and gain experience in conservation!

Discover Emboo Camp, where wilderness safaris, farm-to-table dining, and Maasai culture create a impactful, unforgettable adventure.

Protect sea turtles in Costa Rica! Patrol beaches, safeguard nests, collect data, and explore vibrant coastal landscapes in a hands-on conservation adventure.

Learn about Southern African birds and their characteristics and get ready for your next adventure!

Join Miremby for immersive, responsible travel experiences in Madagascar. Connect with local communities and support conservation efforts.

Volunteer in Portugal to help conserve Iberian wolves at a sanctuary while exploring stunning landscapes and vibrant culture.

From dominating peaks to western deserts, Peru is one of the most biodiverse and ecologically rich countries on the planet. Find out more about the ecological wonders.