Established in 1997, Care for the Wild Kenya (CFTWK) protects wildlife from cruelty and exploitation within Kenya. By working with local people, organisations and government bodies on practical projects, we make areas safe from poachers, rehabilitate sick or injured animals and provide sanctuary for those animals who cannot return to the wild. We also promote wider conservation goals through research, education and advocacy. Projects that we are involved with include:

• Wildlife conservation schemes, including habitat conservation to safeguard suitable environments and maintain viable ecosystems
• Anti-poaching programmes in the Tsavo National Parks and the Masai Mara, such as de-snaring, to prevent the suffering of individual animals and in turn protect whole populations of many animal species
• Enforcement of international and national wildlife laws by supporting anti-poaching officers and investigative operations
• Research into illegal wildlife trade and conservation issues as well as academic sponsorship for nationals of developing countries working in the wildlife sector
• Practical assistance and financial aid for animal rescue and rehabilitation centres in Kenya if necessary
• Community development programmes and educational outreach projects