ENDANGERED SPECIES INTERNATIONAL

More than 16,000 species are threatened to become extinct in the near future. We focus on species that have the biggest chance to become extinct including those that do not attract the media attention. Their ecosystems as a whole are a crucial component of our conservation strategy. We also work hard on saving endangered species found in various types of habitat and serving as protecting umbrella to other endangered species. <br/><br/><br/>We develop and implement innovative approaches <br/><br/>We develop cutting-edge conservation science, implement this research in field projects around the world, and then link both research and results to local, national, and global policy by convening dialogues between governments, civil society and the private sector. <br/><br/><br/>We are a unique team of local and international scientists and conservation leaders <br/><br/>Our staff is interdisciplinary ranging from endangered species experts, scientists, conservation awareness and communication leaders. Our staff has a strong local and international experience. We favour the emergence of young endangered species and conservation leaders around the world and integrate them in our projects. <br/><br/><br/>Our project designs meet the highest quality standards <br/><br/>Our projects are aimed at solving clear and urgent problems by sound and sensible and applicable methods. Our projects are also designed to spend almost every dollar in the field to bring concrete results. Our administrative tasks are kept efficient, simple, and direct. All aspects of our scientific and technical projects include training from its initial to terminal phases to encourage personal, team, and local people career enrichment. Our plans are in accordance to conventional global and local norms regarding biodiversity management. The design of our research and conservation activities fully incorporates indigenous and local people. <br/><br/><br/>Our projects have high probabilities for success and high value for money <br/><br/>All our projects demonstrate a high chance of success in relation to the scale of the problem being tackled and the level of resources being used. We do not pursue a project if does not meet our success strategy. All our projects are assessed to ensure positive long term impact on endangered species and local communities. <br/><br/><br/>Project application and economic Value <br/><br/>Costly high-tech solutions to widespread problems are less applicable than cheap solutions since many countries of the region are economically unable to afford expensive solutions. Projects aimed at finding cheap and technically simple solutions to major problems will be favoured. <br/><br/><br/>Our social dimension <br/><br/>One of the objectives of our activities is to favour a positive social dimension. We closely work with indigenous people and pursue actions that integrate and benefit them.

Endangered Species International has field offices where we have projects including in the Republic of Congo, USA, France, the Philippines.Our staff is interdisciplinary ranging from endangered species experts, scientists, anthropologists, and communication leaders. We have strong local and international experience. Our skills, education, experience, and passion are devoted to developing and implementing innovative approaches with long term results to stop biodiversity loss. We favor the emergence of local young endangered species and conservation leaders around the world and integrate them in our projects.

Number of native trees planted, number of protected areas created, number of children included in our project activities, number of endangered species under protection.

ESI has created protected areas, protect more than 30 endangered species in the field, planted thousands of native trees, protect rainforest in the Philippines and the Republic of Congo, and conducted conservation awareness to more than 100,000 children in the tropics. ESI has conducted numerous baseline studies to save endangered species including coral reefs,