World Ranger Day

July 31, 2023

We asked rangers around the world why they decided to do this work. A ranger’s exact role may vary from place to place, but all of them expressed an inspiring dedication to saving wildlife and wild places, from the forests of Madagascar to the plains of Mongolia. For World Ranger Day, help us say thanks.


Human Rights Training for Rangers

A new training manual available for trainers and rangers

On World Ranger Day, with our partners, Amani Protection LAB and CEDAMM, we are proud to release Africa’s first publicly available, extensive human rights training manual for protected area rangers.

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How You Can Help

Thanks to their dedication on the ground across the 50+ countries where we work, critical ecosystems (and the people and wildlife that rely on them) are being protected. Rangers are ensuring a future for us all. Help us show our appreciation.

Make a Gift for World Ranger Day

Make an annual gift to help safeguard wildlife and support the rangers who protect them. Act before midnight, and your gift will be matched.

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Support Conservation Financing

The U.S. Foundation for International Conservation Act would provide critical support to manage protected areas and Indigenous and Traditional territories. Places where rangers work every day. If you're in the U.S., help move it forward by urging your senators to support it right away.

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