Fund a real need, today
Every need below is real, costed, and ready to fund, the moment you give, it moves from a plan into the field. Choose where your support makes the difference. To find out more about any of these projects or how to support please contact Resolve
Help Resolve Wildlife grow and support more conservation partners across Africa. Your investment in Resolve's future will help us expand and offer more training, advice and assistance to the partners who need it most.
Funding Status: Seeking support
Cost: Open (amount not specified)
Help train rangers safely and cost-effectively. Pellet guns allow rangers to build the skills and confidence they need on patrol, using a safe training weapon.
Funding Status: Supported by the Rory Hensman Elephant Conservation and Research Unit
Cost: $2,000
Help us protect the Lower Zambezi landscape with the latest camera technology.
Funding Status: Seeking support
Cost: $20,000
Support rangers across the Lower Zambezi. Help build a strong, resilient team that protects one of the most important areas of biodiversity in Africa.
Funding Status: Seeking support
Cost: $5,000
Development of a critical operations room at the heart of a national park in Zambia; the nerve centre of all park operations.
Funding Status: Seeking support
Cost: $7,500
Donate a vital piece of first aid training equipment and help ensure rangers are ready for the risks they face.
Funding Status: Seeking support
Cost: $1,000
Resolve instructors work in some of the most remote places on earth. While supporting rangers and conservation organisations across Africa, they need to stay connected for their work and for their safety. Support Resolve in keeping everyone connected.
Funding Status: Seeking support
Cost: $400
Rangers, like any professional, requires and deserves consistent, high-quality training. This training must also be realistic, up to date and be delivered in a cost-effective way. Resolve Wildlife is developing a new mobile training unit to deliver all of this where rangers work, inside national parks.
Funding Status: Seeking support
Cost: $20,000
Rangers work in some of the most remote and dangerous places on the planet, yet their access to medical support is limited, first aid training is not conducted regularly and the equipment they use is often out of date and not suitable for them or their role.
Funding Status: Funded through the Wildlife Ranger Health Initiative
Cost: $25,000