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  • Two girls lie on the grass facing each other, wearing white shirts and looking at something in their hands. Daylight, outdoor setting with chairs and ropes in the background.

    The Chelonia Project

    Where GTT began: a living garden of native tortoises and turtles at Parco Natura Viva — a project now stretching all the way to the Seychelles.

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  • A wrist with a large claw-shaped pendant and two rope bracelets, each with a metal washer engraved with "PAL" and "GV".

    Protecting African Lions

    A bracelet designed for lions: every one sold helped protect lionesses from poachers, and GTT sponsored a tracker to watch over one of them.

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  • A small, light blue wooden house with a metal roof is under construction in a rural area, surrounded by trees and mountains.

    Santi’s House

    Rice for a school in Madagascar grew into a library and teachers’ house — helping the children of Anevoka keep learning, whatever the weather.

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  • Three children walk and play in front of makeshift homes surrounded by rubbish and debris in a poverty-stricken urban area.

    Purple Community Fund

    Fundraising with the Purple Community Fund to keep education alive for children whose families live without electricity, running water or a classroom to go to.

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  • A table with various books and magazines is set up in a courtyard with columns; two people stand in the background near a table tennis table.

    Project Rousseau

    Working with New York’s Project Rousseau to bring a bilingual biodiversity project to young migrant children seeking asylum in the city.

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  • A hedgehog sits on crumpled newspaper inside a white container.

    Poppy’s Creche

    Sponsoring Spike and his fellow orphaned hoglets at Poppy’s Crèche, where volunteers hand-rear baby hedgehogs around the clock, all year round.

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  • A person wearing glasses and a dark polo shirt smiles whilst holding a twig craft in an outdoor wooded area under a tarpaulin.

    GTT x Wild Place

    We’re connecting hard-to-reach teenagers with green spaces and working conservation at Bristol’s Wild Place Project — because time spent in nature changes young lives.

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  • Six young people stand around a table in a kitchen, some holding food or utensils, smiling and engaging in a casual cooking activity.

    GTT Workshops

    Seasonal, hands-on workshops since 2014 — planting seeds in spring, litter picking in summer, and caring for animals through autumn and winter.

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  • Two tortoises with patterned shells are eating a green cactus pad on grass, with rocks in the background.

    The Turtle Conservancy

    Visiting our friends in California protecting the world’s most threatened turtles and tortoises — more than half of all species now face extinction.

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  • Website homepage for OneLessStraw, featuring a broken plastic straw on sand and a button labelled "Take The Pledge." Partner logos are displayed at the bottom.

    One More Generation

    We supported One More Generation’s OneLessStraw campaign — founded by two young siblings — pledging to cut single-use plastic straws and protect our oceans.

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  • A whale shark swims underwater with its mouth open, showing its spotted body and wide head against a blue ocean background.

    Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme

    A satellite project in the Maldives with the team tracking whale sharks — the biggest fish in the sea — from 2017 until 2020.

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  • A person films an owl inside a white tent using a video camera on a tripod; the owl is visible on the camera’s display screen.

    Joel Sartore and the Photo Ark

    We’ve helped field produce trips for Joel Sartore’s Photo Ark — a 25-year mission to photograph every species living in human care, before it’s too late.

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