The Aspinall Foundation

Hyphen’s story became a proud continuation of The Aspinall Foundation’s work to return European bison to wild landscapes in Romania and Spain, contributing to the restoration of Europe’s largest land mammal after its extinction in the wild in the...

Our multi-year project supported by the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF ) is enabling us to extend the area of our work with local communities in and around the lowland rainforest of Andriantantely.

Landscape near Bezamba village © The...

The drive to survive, and even to thrive, is both fundamental and powerful. We can think of no better example than that of Lengui, a female western lowland gorilla who has suffered terribly at the hands of man on two separate occasions. At times her...

Working with the local communities and helping them to develop their capacity to manage natural resources sustainably is one of the most important aspects of our project in Andriantantely, which has been made possible thanks to the support of IUCN...

In this latest update on our multi-year project in CAZ West, Madagascar, made possible thanks to the support of The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF), we are looking at one of the main pressures causing habitat loss and increasing the...

Our project in Andriantantely, which has been made possible thanks to the support of IUCN Save Our Species, combines local community development with working alongside community members to protect and conserve the habitat and wildlife at the project...

In July this year, thanks to the support of the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF), we started a new multi-year project working with local communities in and around the lowland rainforest of Andriantantely. Complementary to our existing...

Following our June update, we would like to share further news on the progress being made with our project in Andriantantely, which has been made possible thanks to the support of IUCN Save Our Species.

Teacher training and school market gardening activities are an important part of our multi-year project in CAZ West, Madagascar, made possible thanks to the support of The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF).