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

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

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

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

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

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.

We raised funds for EAZA’s Silent Forest campaign, supporting fieldwork to bring the critically endangered Bali Myna back to Indonesia’s wild forests.

From goats for Himba families to a life-saving clinic on the Kunene River, our partnership in remote north-west Namibia just keeps on growing.

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.