Uniting to Support Africa’s Rangers
Covid-19 has brought tourism revenues across Africa to a halt, leaving a huge deficit in conservation funding. Wildlife Rangers are now uniting around the Wildlife Ranger Challenge, a race with one goal: to raise money to support thousands of rangers and protect iconic African wildlife such as elephants, pangolins, rhinos, and lions.
Now is the time to go the extra mile—it’s time to race to support Wildlife Rangers.
Latest News
Thousands of rangers ran on October 3rd, covering a cumulative total of over 21,000km. See the full results here.
One Incredible Day
Thank you to the 2,000 rangers across 20 countries in Africa and the 2,000 supporters from 80 countries throughout the world who have taken on the Wildlife Ranger Challenge.
Your support means greater security, stability and resourcing for the ranger sector in Africa and a brighter future for the wildlife they protect.
You can still support wherever you are in the world and at whatever time, between now and 31 October 2020. Donations will also be accepted – and matched until then.
Your Conservation Impact
Protected Areas
Number of Protected Areas Better Managed With Rangers Back to Work
km²
Number of Square Kilometers Better Patrolled
Endangered Species
Number of Endangered Species Better Protected
Your Conservation Impact
Rangers Supported
Number of Rangers Better Supported
Livelihoods
Number of Livelihoods Directly Supported
Countries
Number of Countries Across Africa Supported
Organizing Partners
Founding Donor
The Scheinberg Relief Fund, a philanthropic fund established by businessman and philanthropist Mark Scheinberg, and his family, in response to the Covid-19 pandemic is the founding donor of the Wildlife Ranger Challenge.
Match Funding Partner
Thank you to the following organizations that are working with the Wildlife Ranger Challenge to provide Covid-19 relief funding to Rangers across Africa.
Sponsors
Lion Gold
$50,000 USD and Above (£50,000 and above) and Bring 100 or More Rangers Back to Work
Elephant Platinum
$100,000 USD and Above (£100,000 and Above) and Bring 200 Rangers or More Back to Work
