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ENVOY FOUNDATION

CONSERVATION
REIMAGINED

WILDLIFE NEEDS AN ENVOY

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Envoy Shark Cull

FEATURED PROJECTS

Off the beautiful beaches, and amongst breathtaking coral reefs of Australia lurks a deadly and indiscriminate killer. Its thirst for blood kills 1000s each and every year. It lies in wait day after day for innocent victims to swim right into its mouth...

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Nets Out Now Coalition

FEATURED PROJECTS

Each year, state governments in Australia kill thousands of sharks and other marine animals in the name of beach goer safety. The problem? This doesn’t actually keep anyone safe and also decimates our oceans.

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Shark Island Plastics Project

FEATURED PROJECTS

Eliminating plastic bottle use in Fuvahmulah, Maldives will reduce single-use plastic by 90% and halve overall waste on the island, helping to preserve a slice of paradise, and our oceans. Achieving this here, will help this island become the blueprint for the rest of the Maldives, and other island nations, to follow to ensure a brighter future free from the scourge of plastics.

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Norwegian Whale Reserve

FEATURED PROJECTS

Creating a world that values conservation above exploitation through the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of once-captive whales. When combined with a community-led approach, research and education, we can improve ocean outcomes in the Arctic and around the world.

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AREAS OF IMPACT

Envoy Foundation has 5 Key Missions.

Quick overview of why there are 5 Key Mission Areas would fill this text.

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ANIMALS

Animals that we share the world with are sentient beings. They think, feel and have a burning desire to avoid pain, and above all, to live. The main threat to animals is humans. Humans have more legal rights than other animals or ecosystems, which means we regularly exploit them for pleasure or profit.

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CLIMATE

Climate Change is here. The world is warming dangerously, humans are the cause of it, and a failure to act today will deeply affect the future of the Earth.

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EARTH

Forests are often called the 'lungs of the planet' for their role in absorbing carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, and increasing local humidity.
Rainforests also stabilise the climate, house incredible amounts of plants and wildlife, and produce nourishing rainfall all around the planet. Their removal and destruction often lead to the creation of new deserts (desertification).

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FRESHWATER

Freshwater is essential for our planet and thousands of species, including humans. Rivers, lakes, wetlands, streams and underground aquifers store and clean the water that is crucial for all living creatures.

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OCEANS

Oceans produce over half of the world's oxygen and absorb 50 times more carbon dioxide than our atmosphere. They are under immense pressure from over exploration, pollution, warming and acidification.

Envoy Foundation is an environmental-focused 

Envoy Foundation is an environmental-focused 

foundation that scales up the impact of work

foundation that scales up the impact of work

done by conservationists, scientists, filmmakers,

done by conservationists, scientists, filmmakers,

entrepreneurs, and businesses who are working

entrepreneurs, and businesses who are working

to rid the world of animal and ecosystem

to rid the world of animal and ecosystem

exploitation.

exploitation.

You can help us give our ecosystems and wildlife a brighter future.

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