our PROJECTS
Our projects tackle the key issues threatening wildlife of the Gambia
Our mission
Project Wild Gambia manages a plethora of field projects that allows us and other zoologists, wildlife biologists and conservationists to address critical issues diminishing local wildlife populations. We have rediscovered several species, increased the known population of an endangered primate by 24% and contributed to numerous significant scientific publishings over the years.
We are working behind the scenes on additional inspiring projects, all directly benefitting the wildlife and local communities of The Gambia. If you're interested in being involved, join one of our open-group research expeditions or if you're academic staff, arrange a fieldcourse for your students.
Ongoing Projects
How Can You Help
You can support our conservation work by getting onboard and joining one of our research expeditions (open-group) or organising your own academic fieldcourse (for academic professionals).
By joining our annual Marine Research Expedition, or in turn, any other upcoming expedition, whereby these projects are still funded, you will be directly contributing to the conservation and research of endangered green turtles in The Gambia.
if you're interested in finding out about other upcoming expeditions, please subscribe below.
Alternatively, you can donate to support our projects and in turn, support the local communities in the Smiling Coast.
