Reclaimed Earth

Reclaimed Earth advances ethical coexistence between people and wildlife—here at home and across the world. Every donation fuels one unified mission: to protect endangered wildlife by strengthening the habitats, people, and frontline efforts that allow both to thrive.

Your support directly powers three core pillars of impact:

1. Frontline Wildlife Protection

Boots-on-the-ground support for endangered species. Your contribution helps:

• Provide emergency care, long-term support, and rehabilitation for wildlife impacted by poaching across South Africa, Zimbabwe, Somaliland, Namibia, and Botswana.

• Fund anti-poaching measures such as tracking collars, rhino horn trimming, and community-based interventions to prevent wildlife crime before it happens.

2. Community Empowerment & Education

Stronger communities create safer environments for wildlife. Donor support enables:

• Educational programs in vulnerable communities throughout Africa to reduce poaching incentives and inspire wildlife stewardship.

• Year-round conservation education programs across Miami-Dade County, shaping the next generation of environmental leaders.

• Critical support for Kasharikamwe Primary School in Uganda—where we've already installed a clean water system serving 186 children and aim to provide access to medical care next.

3. Habitat Restoration & Hands-On Conservation

Restoring the ecosystems wildlife depend on—locally and globally. Donations contribute to:

• The adoption, restoration, and protection of critically endangered pine rockland habitat in South Florida.

• Annual volunteer conservation trips that rehabilitate degraded landscapes, support endangered orphans, and give participants firsthand experiences in conservation work.

Tangible Impact of Your Donation

Thanks to supporters like you:

• Endangered wildlife receive lifesaving care and protection across five African countries.

• 186 children now have access to clean water at Kasharikamwe Primary School—improving health, safety, and education.

• Critical habitat in South Florida is being restored, safeguarding native species found nowhere else on Earth.

• Hundreds of students in Miami-Dade are gaining conservation education each year.