Our Partners

Our partnership with the Ministry ensures that our projects align with national environmental policies and support sustainable tourism practices across Mongolia. This collaboration is essential for integrating our conservation initiatives with the broader goals of national environmental and tourism strategies.

Partnering with the Royal Geographical Society provides us with invaluable research support, expert guidance, and international visibility. Their backing enhances our ability to conduct high-quality research, engage in evidence-based conservation, and gain recognition on a global scale.

Safari Club International plays a vital role in our wildlife conservation efforts. Their support includes funding for critical projects and sharing expertise in wildlife management. Their contributions help ensure that our initiatives are effective and respectful of local traditions, promoting sustainable practices that benefit both wildlife and communities.

Schwab Charitable’s contributions have been instrumental in expanding our projects and enhancing our capacity to promote ethical conservation practices. Their support enables us to reach more communities and increase the impact of our work, furthering our mission to protect and preserve Mongolia’s natural and cultural heritage.

Key individuals from WWF and Snow Leopard Trust, who have dedicated decades to conservation in Mongolia, provide invaluable experience and insight. Their expertise, particularly in protecting the snow leopard and other endangered species, strengthens our conservation efforts and ensures the sustainability of our projects.

We work to integrate environmental topics into school curricula, helping students understand the importance of protecting Mongolia’s wildlife and natural resources. Our programs include interactive learning experiences such as field trips and workshops, which provide students with hands-on engagement with their environment. By involving students in conservation projects, we aim to foster a sense of responsibility and inspire them to actively participate in preserving their natural heritage.