SUPPORT CONSERVATION ACTION THAT PROTECTS SPECIES AND ECOSYSTEMS

Engage with MEWC through partnerships, funding, and collaboration to support research, habitat protection, and long-term conservation initiatives.

Non-Profit Registration Number
2023 / 776031 / 08

SUPPORTING CONSERVATION THROUGH FUNDING AND COLLABORATION

Conservation programmes depend on sustained financial support and collaboration. Contributions enable the implementation of research initiatives, habitat restoration, species monitoring, and community-based conservation activities. Support helps ensure that conservation efforts are structured, measurable, and maintained over the long term .

WAYS TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION WORK

Effective conservation requires coordinated action across ecosystems, species, and communities. MEWC’s work is structured to protect critical habitats, generate scientific knowledge, and support the people who live alongside wildlife. These areas of focus guide how we respond to the threats facing endangered species and ensure that conservation efforts are practical, measurable, and sustained over time

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT

Individual contributions support ongoing conservation programmes and research activities.

Funding contributes to:

  • Wildlife monitoring and research programmes
  • Habitat protection and restoration initiatives
  • Anti-poaching and threat mitigation efforts
  • Community engagement and conservation participation

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP

Partnerships with organisations enable larger-scale conservation initiatives and long-term programme development.

Corporate support contributes to:

  • Research and monitoring programmes
  • Habitat restoration and ecosystem management
  • Community-based conservation initiatives
  • Collaborative conservation projects with stakeholders

COLLABORATING WITH MEWC TO ADVANCE CONSERVATION OUTCOMES

MEWC works with a range of partners to deliver conservation programmes, including:

  • Conservation organisations
  • Research institutions and universities
  • Government and environmental agencies
  • Local communities

 

Collaboration supports knowledge sharing, strengthens implementation capacity, and aligns conservation efforts across stakeholders .

EXPERIENCE CONSERVATION WITHIN MABULA PRIVATE GAME RESERVE

Mabula Private Game Reserve provides an opportunity to observe conservation work within an operational environment. Activities may include exposure to wildlife monitoring, conservation programmes, and ecosystem management practices. These experiences contribute to awareness and support for conservation initiatives.

SUPPORT CONTRIBUTES TO CONSERVATION OUTCOMES

Funding and partnerships contribute to:

  • Implementation of conservation programmes
  • Ongoing research and monitoring
  • Habitat restoration and ecosystem management
  • Community engagement and participation
  • Measures to reduce threats such as poaching and human-wildlife conflict

 

These contributions support the delivery of structured conservation initiatives and measurable outcomes .

BANKING DETAILS

Account name: MABULA ENDANGERED WILDLIFE CONSERVATION 

Registration number: 198000780106

Branch name: NORTHERN GAUTENG 

Branch code: 198765

Account type: Current Account

SWIFT code: NEDSZAJJ

Reference: Indicate which initiative you would like to support e.g:

Cheetah Conservation, Elephant Conservation, Rhinoceros Conservation, Hornbill Conservation, or Conservation in general

For more information

Contact Ivan Kilian

Email: ceo@mewc.org.za  |  Phone : +27 82 653 3640

 

ENGAGE WITH MEWC TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION WORK

Conservation requires coordinated effort and sustained commitment. Engaging with MEWC supports the protection of endangered species, the restoration of ecosystems, and the advancement of conservation knowledge. Get in touch to support conservation initiatives or explore partnership opportunities.

PARTNERS AND COLLABORATORS

MEWC works with conservation organisations, research institutions, corporate sponsors, and academic collaborators to deliver measurable outcomes for Africa’s endangered species.