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RFF provides grants to support private sector solutions for conservation internationally. RFF has also initiated partnerships with Wilderness Safaris
Wildlife Trust (Botswana), the North Atlantic Salmon Fund, Tom and Gladys Johnston Moonhole Conservation Trust, and Moonhole Friends Foundation.
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RFF recognizes that effective conservation programs must address and balance local community needs with environmental objectives in order to support and cultivate and ethos of stewardship for long term sustainability. The programs supported by RFF exemplify this balance of humans and nature. All grants are made by invitation only. Please click on the following links to learn more. To learn more about the Wilderness Safaris Wildlife Trust, the North Atlantic Salmon Fund, and the Moonhole Friends Foundation click on one of the programs below:
| North Atlantic Salmon Fund |
Moonhole Friends Foundation |
Resources First Foundation acts in partnership with the Wilderness Safaris Wildlife Trust on a successful
philanthropic grant program targeting wildlife conservation, community infrastructure support and education to
communities in Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and the Republic of South Africa.
For 20 years, the Wilderness Safaris Wildlife Trust has supported a wide variety of wildlife management,
research and education projects in southern Africa. These projects address the needs of existing wildlife
populations, seek solutions to save endangered species and provide education and training for local people and
their communities.
For American taxpayers, donations to Wilderness Safaris Wildlife Trust (WSWT) or any of their programs (listed below) can be tax-deductible through
Resources First Foundation. For those interested in making a donation, please make your check out to Resources
First Foundation and note on your donation which project of WSWT you would like your monies allocated. You can
also contribute to WSWT online by clicking here.
Follow the progress of Team Hole in the Wall, the charity mountain bike ride to raise money and awareness for environmental education in disadvantaged communities of southern Africa.
RFF Supported Projects in the Southern Tier of Africa
Select a project to learn more
CONTRIBUTE to RFF for African projects
The NASF OBJECTIVE is to restore salmon stocks to historic abundance. NASF knows that MORE SALMON bring
more diversity and ensures a profitable sport fishery. They believe COMMERCIAL AGREEMENTS are the key.
NASF's NUMBER ONE PRIORITY IS TO END ALL INTERCEPTORY MIXED STOCK FISHERIES:
- They promote authentic conservation
- They respect historic rights of netsmen
- They pay the netsmen not to fish for salmon
- They help arrange alternative sustainable fishing for the netsmen.
NASF works with netsmen to make the North Atlantic environment a showcase example of bio-diversity and sustainable development.
Contribute to RFF for NASF
RFF supports education, conservation, training opportunities, and human health and infrastructure projects targeting the local community
of Paget Farm, Bequia. RFF also provides grants for the ecological restoration of land, marine species, and
habitats on Bequia, St. Vincent.
Contribute to RFF Moonhole Friends Foundation for projects on Bequia
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CONTRIBUTE to RFF to support our International Programs
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