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Indigo Earth Foundation

Indigo Earth Foundation is a non-profit working at the intersection of wildlife conservation and human development. We fund field-based conservation, education, and local entrepreneurship where impact is immediate and real. Subscribe for on-the-ground updates and stories from the initiatives we support.

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Newsletter July 2026: seven sharks and a coral nursery

Newsletter - July 2026 July belonged to the sharks. Shark Week gave us the occasion to publish two long articles, one on why sharks matter and why the fear surrounding them is out of proportion, the other on how two decades of research turned into law in Mozambique. Both appear below, along with the organisations behind them, Bite-Back Shark & Marine Conservation and the Marine Megafauna Foundation. The month also took us to Dominica, where Christopher was guiding two swim with sperm whales...

One of the resident cheetahs at Ashia Cheetah Conservation

Newsletter - June 2026 In this edition, we introduce new ethical wildlife volunteering opportunities, share updates on our first conservation journey to Zimbabwe, present an elephant research expedition in Namibia, explore the potential of Angola as a future conservation destination, and highlight organisations making a tangible difference for both wildlife and local communities. We hope you enjoy this month's edition and perhaps discover an organisation, a project, or a journey that inspires...

Lion cub

Newsletter - May 2026 From wildlife conservation and education projects in Zimbabwe to new volunteering opportunities and discussions around artificial intelligence within the non-profit sector, May has brought a wide range of developments across the initiatives supported by the Indigo Earth Foundation. In this edition, we look back at four years of community rhino conservation in Zimbabwe following the reintroduction of Thuza and Kusasa onto communal land surrounding Hwange National Park. We...

Maasai community

Newsletter - April 2026 April has been a productive month for the Foundation. Following the initial announcement of our conservation and safari journeys, we have now finalised two new destinations, Kenya and South Africa, expanding experiences that connect wildlife conservation with community-led development. In South Africa, we visited the Peninsula School Feeding Association, gaining first-hand insight into their work in the field and the scale of what is delivered every day. This month...

Classroom in Madagascar, Ile aux Enfants

Newsletter - March 2026 March has been a productive month for the Foundation. We are close to confirming new voluntourism destinations focused on wildlife conservation and community development. We will finalise this shortly and share more with you. For now, attention turns to what is ahead. A few places remain for our July 2026 trip to Zimbabwe, centred on community rhino conservation initiatives, combined with time spent exploring one of Africa’s most remarkable wildlife regions. On the...

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Newsletter - February 2026 This month, we are pleased to present several projects. Some are new initiatives that we discovered in November last year and with whom we have since entered into partnership. We are proud to announce the launch of a new scholarship programme in Papua New Guinea, supporting students from the Upper Sepik region. In addition, we invite you to discover our voluntourism and safari trip, created to support the reintroduction of rhinos in the Hwange landscape in Zimbabwe,...

Happy new year 2026 with a dazzle of zebras in Mikumi National Park

Newsletter - January 2026 First of all, we wish you a wonderful year in 2026 and look forward to supporting local initiatives with your help. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to achieving wildlife conservation through human development and improving lives through wildlife conservation. Our work centres on field-based conservation initiatives where human development and environmental protection go hand in hand. We identify, support, and promote initiatives and projects that make a...