The Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) is a unique collaboration between the University of Cambridge and leading internationally-focused biodiversity conservation organisations (including Fauna & Flora), clustered in and around Cambridge, UK.

Macroplastics. Size: Plastics larger than 20mm Examples: Fishing gear, six-pack rings, plastic bottles Threats: Large items of plastic can capture and entangle marine mammals and fish and stop them from escaping, usually leading to starvation, injury and predator vulnerability.Discarded fishing nets can also smother and break coral reefs, preventing healthy growth.

Jan 21, 2025 · Fauna & Flora is a conservation charity. Our shared purpose is to protect the diversity of life on Earth, for the survival of the planet and its people. We work closely with local conservation partners in 48 countries to save nature, together.

Fauna & Flora’s purpose is to protect the diversity of life on Earth, for the survival of the planet and its people. We are facing a biodiversity crisis like never before, and protecting and restoring our natural world is an urgent and huge task – but it’s not impossible.

Camera traps. Remote camera traps have made a huge contribution to the discovery of new, rare, secretive and elusive species. They also provide a non-intrusive means of monitoring species’ behaviour, distribution and diversity within a landscape, and help protect threatened wildlife and habitats from poaching and other illegal activities.

Fauna & Flora’s work in Kenya. Fauna & Flora has been supporting nature conservation in Kenya since our foundation in 1903. Exactly a century later, we opened an office in Nairobi and established a formal country programme, which focuses on supporting local partners to protect key habitats and species.

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Why Fauna & Flora? Fauna & Flora has a proven track record in helping combat poaching and illegal wildlife trade across the globe. Over the decades, our work has helped put criminals behind bars, break up trafficking networks, improve law enforcement, change behaviour and save countless animals from a cruel fate.

Little Scrub ground lizards. Anguilla lies in the path of the hurricanes that are striking the Caribbean with increasing frequency and severity as a direct consequence of climate change. One of the lesser-known casualties of these extreme weather events is an obscure reptile, the Little Scrub ground lizard, named after the tiny islet to …

One such tree, known locally as pelahlar – scientific name Dipterocarpus littoralis – is found only on Nusakambangan, a small prison island off the coast of Java that has become an unlikely haven for some of Indonesia’s rarest wildlife.. Limited human settlement has meant that Nusakambangan retains around 75% of its original forest cover. Nevertheless, these forests haven’t escaped the ...