The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) is a prominent conservation organization dedicated to preserving Africa's threatened species and ecosystems for over 50 years. Passionate about biodiversity, EWT engages in a variety of conservation strategies across nine priority Strategic Conservation Landscapes in East and Southern Africa. Their efforts encompass a diverse range of species, including birds of prey, carnivores, and amphibians, with focused initiatives in unique ecosystems such as the Zambezi-Delta and Drakensberg regions.

EWT's programs are deeply integrated with local communities and aim to address the root causes of biodiversity loss. They promote nature-based solutions that not only protect ecosystems but also enhance human well-being by securing vital ecosystem services like clean air and water. By collaborating with governments, local communities, and other partners, EWT strives to create safe spaces for wildlife, mitigate human-wildlife conflict, and foster climate resilience.

Through donations and community involvement, EWT invites everyone to join their mission of making a lasting impact on conservation and securing a sustainable future for both nature and people.