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where other organizations have only limited or no presence.

Biodiversity protection – we try to restore the mountain cloud forest in northwest Cameroon, prevent turtle eggs poaching and mangrove clear-cutting in Indonesia. We strive to raise awareness of the ongoing elephant catastrophe in Africa, protect endemic bird species in Sumatra and the Philippines and rehabilitate slow lorises confiscated on the black market.

Education and awareness – in the Czech Republic, we try to familiarize the society with one of the greatest environmental challenges of our time – the threat of palm oil. We protect indigenous pastoralists in the in northern Kenya against death from rabies and support people in rural locations in Tanzania and Mexico through education and microcredits.

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CCBC

We protect elephants, sea turtles, partridges, legumes, cockroaches or gray cranes. We are improving the living standards of small farmers in Mexico and East Africa and we support ecological and language education in our country and in the world. We connect non-profit organizations that operate in the field of nature protection and community development in our country and around the world.

Helping self-help

We are a nonprofit organization that supports the self-help efforts of the poor residing on the plateau of Utengule /Usangu, Tanzania, East Africa. Our most extensive project, entitled “Supporting Farmers” combines education and the provision of microloans while promoting sustainable methods of land management. We help conceptually and over the long term, with an emphasis on the sustainability of all our activities. Pro-active, hardworking, and honest people receive our help.

The Kukang Rescue program

The goal of the program is to reduce the illegal trade in wild animals, especially endangered and protected outlons on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. The Kukang Rescue Program therefore works with local government nature conservation agencies and operates a rescue and rehabilitation center for seized outlons. In addition, we focus on local and education, awareness, community involvement activities and training of Indonesian co-workers.

Protecting sea turtles!

We protect sea turtles through 4 main pillars: 1. Direct protection of turtles in Indonesia - on 2 islands in the Berau area and on the island of Lembata. 2. Improving the protection of turtles in Sri Lanka - consultations, workshops for conservationists. 3. Education and dissemination of information among children and adults in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and the Czech Republic about sea turtles. 4. Reducing the illegal sale of turtle products by promoting and organizing craft production from sustainable materials and promoting sustainable tourism.

Teaching English

United Vision focuses on youth mobility in the field of environmental and language education and also promotes national and international volunteering activities.

Bikes for Africa!

The mission of the organization is, through the initiative of Czech society, to enable children in Africa to travel to education. Bikes donated by people in the Czech Republic will make this journey possible for children. Bicycles brought to Africa will promote overall literacy and greater employment opportunities, as well as increased citizens' civil status.

Protecting Elephants & Combatting the Ivory Trade

If the rage for poaching that is fueled by the demand for illegal ivory in Asia is not stopped, both forest- and savannah-dwelling elephants will disappear from Africa. Our support in Central Africa involves using detection dogs to search for ivory, assisting with the investigation of trafficking, working with local communities to improve their relationships with elephants, and introducing modern technologies to combat poaching.do protipytláckého boje.

We protect and monitor cranes

Nowadays, it is mainly Common Crane in the Czech Republic, where we tag and monitor the birds with color rings. We regularly visit cranes’ roosting places and wintering grounds elsewhere in Europe. Detailed monitoring of crane movements is provided by GPS-GSM transmitters. The knowledge of all grounds used by cranes both during nesting and on migration routes is very important for the subsequent conservation of these often critically endangered birds. We want to use our long-term experience in the protection of other cranes species elsewhere in the world.

Saving Endangered Fauna

The rescue center is located near the city of Kabankalan on the island of Negros, which in terms of conservation is one of the most interesting islands of the Philippines. Facilities in the center are modest but functional: simple breeding aviaries, an aviary for flight training, rehabilitation, and release, enclosures, a feed preparation room, a quarantine, and a nursing room. The operation requires five animal keepers. There are 30 species, of which 22 are endemic; 15 species are at different stages of threat.

Thank you for donating/fundraising to our cause! We at Green-Books.org inspire Indonesian kids to live sustainably and in harmony with nature through eco-education. Since 2014 we have initiated more than 100 Eco-Education Centers around Indonesia. Your support enables us to extend the number of Eco-Education Centers and provide more Green Incentives such as eco-bags, water filters and environmental books. We appreciate your help being part of this change!

Saving the Mangrove Habitat

We aim to protect the most valuable parts of the basin of Balikpapan Bay, East Kalimantan, Indonesia. The territory adjacent to the metropolitan city of Balikpapan includes a variety of natural ecosystems - both primary and secondary tropical rain forests, mangroves, coral reefs, and shallow coastal sea. It is home to a range of endangered species of plants and animals, including the Irrawaddy dolphin, dugong, proboscis monkey, orang-utan, gibbons, Malayan sun bear, and clouded leopard.

BE SEA

Be Sea is an organization focused on the protection of the oceans. We operate in Indonesia where we fight the shark fin trade and our goal is to reduce shark fishing. We negotiate with the government, work with locals and focus on the education of children. In the Czech Republic, we try to spread awareness about oceans, sharks and sustainability. We organize lectures at primary and secondary schools, events for the public, art exhibitions, workshops and create educational materials. One of the pillars of our activities is also cooperation with artists and designers.

Think Globally, Act Locally

We are dedicated to topics related to the conservation and sustainable use of habitats; we are also proactive supporters of conservation projects in the field. Our Chance to Change Campaign in the CZ seeks to help people understand one of the greatest environmental challenges of our times: the threat of palm oil business. We interconnect the non-profit sector with academic activities, searching together for the most effective way to protect the rain forest and tropical biodiversity.

Vaccinating Animals

Healthy animals, healthy people - under this motto, borrowed from Europe-based VSFs, we provide preventive vaccinations against rabies in animals based around Lake Turkana, Northern Kenya. The sustainability of projects and the development of veterinary medicine in Third World countries critically depends on qualified local veterinarians. The project aims to assist selected Kenyan students of veterinary medicine to study and to increase their proficiency.

Lending Money to the Poor

We lend money to poor people under fair conditions while respecting their business plans and initiatives. Our goal is to build confident individuals independent of outside help. We believe that the prosperity of an individual leads to the prosperity of the entire society. Our activities aim to link two worlds: the one where capital dwells and the one where capital is lacking.

Bee Guard

Our activities aren’t simply focused on the pollinators (beekeeping, keeping bumblebees, crafting insect hotels), but also on education of children, youth and the wider public by organizing seminars, workshops, or publishing educative materials. One of our priorities is improving coordination and cooperation between clubs for young beekeepers and youth groups focused on biodiversity protection.

CCBC

We protect elephants, sea turtles, partridges, legumes, cockroaches or gray cranes. We are improving the living standards of small farmers in Mexico and East Africa and we support ecological and language education in our country and in the world. We connect non-profit organizations that operate in the field of nature protection and community development in our country and around the world.

Helping self-help

We are a nonprofit organization that supports the self-help efforts of the poor residing on the plateau of Utengule /Usangu, Tanzania, East Africa. Our most extensive project, entitled “Supporting Farmers” combines education and the provision of microloans while promoting sustainable methods of land management. We help conceptually and over the long term, with an emphasis on the sustainability of all our activities. Pro-active, hardworking, and honest people receive our help.

Think Globally, Act Locally

We are dedicated to topics related to the conservation and sustainable use of habitats; we are also proactive supporters of conservation projects in the field. Our Chance to Change Campaign in the CZ seeks to help people understand one of the greatest environmental challenges of our times: the threat of palm oil business. We interconnect the non-profit sector with academic activities, searching together for the most effective way to protect the rain forest and tropical biodiversity.

The Kukang Rescue program

The goal of the program is to reduce the illegal trade in wild animals, especially endangered and protected outlons on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. The Kukang Rescue Program therefore works with local government nature conservation agencies and operates a rescue and rehabilitation center for seized outlons. In addition, we focus on local and education, awareness, community involvement activities and training of Indonesian co-workers.

Protecting sea turtles!

We protect sea turtles through 4 main pillars: 1. Direct protection of turtles in Indonesia - on 2 islands in the Berau area and on the island of Lembata. 2. Improving the protection of turtles in Sri Lanka - consultations, workshops for conservationists. 3. Education and dissemination of information among children and adults in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and the Czech Republic about sea turtles. 4. Reducing the illegal sale of turtle products by promoting and organizing craft production from sustainable materials and promoting sustainable tourism.

We protect and monitor cranes

Nowadays, it is mainly Common Crane in the Czech Republic, where we tag and monitor the birds with color rings. We regularly visit cranes’ roosting places and wintering grounds elsewhere in Europe. Detailed monitoring of crane movements is provided by GPS-GSM transmitters. The knowledge of all grounds used by cranes both during nesting and on migration routes is very important for the subsequent conservation of these often critically endangered birds. We want to use our long-term experience in the protection of other cranes species elsewhere in the world.

Teaching English

United Vision focuses on youth mobility in the field of environmental and language education and also promotes national and international volunteering activities.

Vaccinating Animals

Healthy animals, healthy people - under this motto, borrowed from Europe-based VSFs, we provide preventive vaccinations against rabies in animals based around Lake Turkana, Northern Kenya. The sustainability of projects and the development of veterinary medicine in Third World countries critically depends on qualified local veterinarians. The project aims to assist selected Kenyan students of veterinary medicine to study and to increase their proficiency.

Bikes for Africa!

The mission of the organization is, through the initiative of Czech society, to enable children in Africa to travel to education. Bikes donated by people in the Czech Republic will make this journey possible for children. Bicycles brought to Africa will promote overall literacy and greater employment opportunities, as well as increased citizens' civil status.

Protecting Elephants & Combatting the Ivory Trade

If the rage for poaching that is fueled by the demand for illegal ivory in Asia is not stopped, both forest- and savannah-dwelling elephants will disappear from Africa. Our support in Central Africa involves using detection dogs to search for ivory, assisting with the investigation of trafficking, working with local communities to improve their relationships with elephants, and introducing modern technologies to combat poaching.do protipytláckého boje.

BE SEA

Be Sea is an organization focused on the protection of the oceans. We operate in Indonesia where we fight the shark fin trade and our goal is to reduce shark fishing. We negotiate with the government, work with locals and focus on the education of children. In the Czech Republic, we try to spread awareness about oceans, sharks and sustainability. We organize lectures at primary and secondary schools, events for the public, art exhibitions, workshops and create educational materials. One of the pillars of our activities is also cooperation with artists and designers.

Saving Endangered Fauna

The rescue center is located near the city of Kabankalan on the island of Negros, which in terms of conservation is one of the most interesting islands of the Philippines. Facilities in the center are modest but functional: simple breeding aviaries, an aviary for flight training, rehabilitation, and release, enclosures, a feed preparation room, a quarantine, and a nursing room. The operation requires five animal keepers. There are 30 species, of which 22 are endemic; 15 species are at different stages of threat.

Lending Money to the Poor

We lend money to poor people under fair conditions while respecting their business plans and initiatives. Our goal is to build confident individuals independent of outside help. We believe that the prosperity of an individual leads to the prosperity of the entire society. Our activities aim to link two worlds: the one where capital dwells and the one where capital is lacking.

Thank you for donating/fundraising to our cause! We at Green-Books.org inspire Indonesian kids to live sustainably and in harmony with nature through eco-education. Since 2014 we have initiated more than 100 Eco-Education Centers around Indonesia. Your support enables us to extend the number of Eco-Education Centers and provide more Green Incentives such as eco-bags, water filters and environmental books. We appreciate your help being part of this change!

Saving the Mangrove Habitat

We aim to protect the most valuable parts of the basin of Balikpapan Bay, East Kalimantan, Indonesia. The territory adjacent to the metropolitan city of Balikpapan includes a variety of natural ecosystems - both primary and secondary tropical rain forests, mangroves, coral reefs, and shallow coastal sea. It is home to a range of endangered species of plants and animals, including the Irrawaddy dolphin, dugong, proboscis monkey, orang-utan, gibbons, Malayan sun bear, and clouded leopard.

Bee Guard

Our activities aren’t simply focused on the pollinators (beekeeping, keeping bumblebees, crafting insect hotels), but also on education of children, youth and the wider public by organizing seminars, workshops, or publishing educative materials. One of our priorities is improving coordination and cooperation between clubs for young beekeepers and youth groups focused on biodiversity protection.