In the battle against wildlife crime, the sharing of knowledge and best practices is not just a strategy—it's a necessity. Whether it's the latest research findings or the implementation of innovative technologies, every piece of information counts. At SAVSIM CIC, we've made this principle a core part of our ethos.
We believe in the power of collaboration. This belief has led us to forge partnerships with various charities, zoological societies, reserves, and conservancies. Our collective mission? To prevent wildlife crime and protect our planet's precious biodiversity.
One organisation that we're particularly proud to support is Wild at Life e.V., an outstanding German NGO led by Asli Han Gedik. Our collaboration spans multiple projects across diverse locations—from Angola to Tanzania, Zambia to South Africa, and beyond.
Our support extends beyond merely providing technical expertise. Recently, we made a small financial contribution to aid a specific project—a testament to our commitment to the cause. In these trying times, even the smallest act of generosity can make a substantial difference.
Regular communication is also key. Gedik and I often engage in telephone calls, discussing our initiatives, exploring ways to enhance our collaboration, and focusing our efforts to combat wildlife crime effectively. These conversations aren't just about coordinating our actions—they're also about sharing knowledge and learning from each other.
One topic that frequently comes up in our discussions is funding. It's a critical aspect for all charities, especially in today's challenging economic climate. Every donation, no matter how small, can make a difference.
If you're in a position to help, we encourage you to visit our website and make a contribution. Your support could play a pivotal role in preventing wildlife crime and preserving our planet's diverse ecosystems.
If you want to know more about us and what we do as an organisation, please visit us on our website www.savsim.org or follow us on Instagram @savsim_official.
On behalf of the animals, we protect and the veterans we support.
Thanks
Joe