Our Mission

Reclaimed Earth Wildlife is dedicated to the conservation of endangered wildlife, worldwide. Our efforts focus on education, species and habitat protection, repopulation, and medical care needs for critically endangered species in the wild. Reclaimed Earth makes every effort to maximize the success of our projects by supporting direct impact programs through the creation of public awareness, community outreach, and fundraising. We are clear that unity between humans and wildlife is essential for the recovery of each and every threatened or endangered species.

Mission

Efforts

Reclaimed Earth Wildlife has and continues to create and support conservation here at home in South Florida and globally. See a list of our current partners here.

Since our formation in late 2018, we've been hard at work. Our achievements include:

Raising over $100k through grassroots fundraising for the direct benefit of endangered wildlife conservation in Florida, South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Uganda.
Providing water for community schools in the community surrounding Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
Maintenance and support of Rockdale Pineland Preserve in partnership with Miami Dade County Environmentally Endangered Lands Program.
Supporting the establishment of the first elephant orphanage in South Africa, Hoedspruit Elephant Rehabilitation and Development (HERD). Click here to read more.
Emergency aid to relocate or care for rhinos in South Africa and Botswana. See Operation Island Rhino Lift as an example.
Funding of anti-poaching efforts, specifically rhino dehorning operations and ranger presence in various wildlife reserves in South Africa.
Supporting the needs of rhino orphanages in South Africa.
Conservation awareness programs to preschoolers of communities bordering partner conservancies. Click here to read more.
Hosting educational awareness campaigns throughout Florida and virtually reaching through Europe, Africa, and Australia. Make sure to check out how you can Get Involved.