Guardians
Guardians of our Natural Heritage: The Kalahari is desolate in many places and a vast
Investing in conservation awareness during the formative years of our children’s lives will translate into a more sustainable future for generations. We have to be future-focused. This mindset works in business and the same approach will create a world that we can proudly bequeath to our children.
It is my heartfelt wish that through constructive partnerships and initiatives we can make a meaningful difference in our identified key focus areas.
The Fisher Foundation is focused on three key areas:
1. Education in conservation among the youth (ages 12 -14) who live in communities adjacent to Southern Africa’s national parks and protected wildlife areas. We have found that this critical juncture in the lives of our youth is when world views are being formed and is the most appropriate age for introducing them to a conservation mindset.
2. Critical Wildlife Interventions.
3. Community Upliftment Initiatives.
Guardians of our Natural Heritage: The Kalahari is desolate in many places and a vast
Reducing Risk for Rhinos in Rietvlei Reserve In early August 2025, the Fisher Foundation in
Cheetah Translocations Across Southern Africa NGOs Join Forces to Relocate Five Cheetahs: August 2025. In
Fisher Foundation expanded its conservation portfolio to include support for emergency wildlife translocations – critical
Guardians of our Natural Heritage: The Kalahari is desolate in many places and a vast
Reducing Risk for Rhinos in Rietvlei Reserve In early August 2025, the Fisher Foundation in
Cheetah Translocations Across Southern Africa NGOs Join Forces to Relocate Five Cheetahs: August 2025. In
Fisher Foundation expanded its conservation portfolio to include support for emergency wildlife translocations – critical
The responsibility of safeguarding Africa’s wildlife is a collective obligation. The continent’s natural resources and diverse animal populations are invaluable assets that enhance our cultural richness. Annually, numerous visitors come to experience our stunning reserves.
Unfortunately, many species face serious threats, including habitat destruction, displacement from protected areas, and harm due to unfounded medicinal beliefs. It is imperative that we take action against poaching, trafficking, and ecological degradation.
Together, we can make a meaningful impact. We invite you to join us in protecting these extraordinary animals and their habitats. Please follow the link to learn how you can get involved.
