Conservation Justice is a non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to protecting elephants and other threatened species in Gabon from illegal hunting and wildlife trafficking. Their main objective is to increase the enforcement of wildlife laws across the country, dissuading poachers and traffickers from carrying out their activities. They also focus on combating illegal logging, as these two types of environmental crimes are interconnected.

Conservation Justice collaborates closely with Gabonese authorities to strengthen the implementation of wildlife and forest laws. Their approach includes conducting large-scale investigations to identify ivory and wildlife trafficking networks, supporting the arrest of traffickers, providing legal assistance to ensure prosecution and the execution of judgments, raising public awareness about effective wildlife law enforcement, and organizing training sessions for personnel in forest authorities, customs, judiciary, and law enforcement agencies. Stay up-to-date with their latest actions through their website, where they share news about their achievements, such as significant results in reducing ivory trafficking in Gabon.

You can support their cause by making a donation. Conservation Justice aims to make a lasting impact in Central Africa by actively protecting forests and wildlife. Please note that we use cookies on our website for various purposes, and by accepting to receive our newsletter, your email address will be used solely for that purpose and will not be shared with any other partners