WILD FORESTS AND FAUNA
EIN 46-1294364 · Natural Resources Conservation & Protection (C30)
What they do
WILD FORESTS and FAUNA (WILDFF) is A 501(C)(3) US-BASED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED to PROTECTING and RESTORING HIGH VALUE FORESTS BY SUPPORTING LOCAL LEADERSHIP of COMMUNITY-BASED PROJECTS. BASED OUT of CARNATION, WA, THE WILDFF TEAM BELIEVES THAT to ADDRESS THE LOSS of GLOBAL HIODIVERSITY, THEY MUST TAKE A SYSTEMATIC, PLACE-BASED APPROACH and INVOLVE MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDERS, PARTICULARLY WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES. WE ARE CURRENTLY WORKING ALONGSIDE OUR PARTNER IN THE DRC, CONGO to ASSESS THE POTENTIAL for A COMMUNITY-BASED CONSERVATION PROJECT WITH SEVERAL GROUPMENTS (REGIONS) IN TSHUAPA PROVINCE. WE SUPPORT OUR DRC PARTNER, CONGO BIOTROPICAL INSTITUTE (CBI), IN UNDERTAKING CAMERA-TRAP SURVEYS to ASSESS THE BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY of THE AREA. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT is ALSO A MAIN ACTIVITY, and CBI CONTINUES to BUILD and MAINTAIN RELATIONSHIPS WITH LOCAL LEADERS and GAIN CONSENSUS.
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ContactCorinne ReynosoVice President
In care of% DOUGLAS SORIN
Mailing address36023 NE 80TH ST, CARNATION, WA 98014-6501
Main phone(201) 913-6465 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@wildff.orgfollowfollowfollowfollowSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- July 2014
- County
- King
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