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Meet Protrack Anti-Poaching Unit, wildlife heroes working non stop 24/7 to prevent illegal poaching and save our wildlife.

In a couple of days, Wildhood is making its first field trip to Indonesia to meet with potential partners to team up with. Indonesia’s rainforest on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra are the only homes to the remaining wild orangutans and their declining population.

What is actually happening to our planet and how bad are we doing? Don’t miss to watch this newly released documentary produced by Leonardo DiCaprio and National Geographic.

Wildhood will raise funds for carefully selected local organisations in Africa and Indonesia that are really making a difference for the threatened species. We are working hard to find the very right projects and organisations to support and work with, focusing on quality and long term partnership.

Here’s an article for my Swedish followers, with a link to one of our major newspapers Dagens Nyheter which today highlights the fact that the opinions about how to handle the severe and on going poaching crises are very scattered from one African country to another.

On September 18 Wildhood hade a meeting with Damien Mander in London, prior to one of his talks. The purpose of the meeting was learning more about how Damien through his organization IAPF (International Anti Poaching Foundation) is working to fight poaching in South Africa, as well as evaluating the possibilities of a future collaboration between Wildhood and IAPF.