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Regional Action Plan for Jaguar Conservation
The GWP plays a pivotal role in supporting jaguar range states. This infographic captures key insights from the second meeting of jaguar range states in Mexico City.
GWP Behavior Change Guidance Note Series
Developed with TRAFFIC to assist governments, project implementers, and wildlife management practitioners to identify practical opportunities to bring behavior change into their work.
Global Wildlife Program Annual Progress Report 2024
The 2024 Progress Report provides an overview of data and project impacts across all technical themes, highlighting trends in knowledge exchange and learning from the global coordination project.
Meet the Community Champions Shaping a Future with Nature
In national parks and ecological corridors globally, community champions are fostering harmony between people, wildlife, and other biodiversity, while creating jobs and other economic opportunities in their local areas.
GWP Newsletter
Last month, the GWP hosted its annual conference in Panama. The annual conference is a catalytic event each year, with new ideas and knowledge shared across the program.
GWP Annual Conference 2024
The Global Wildlife Program hosted its annual conference in Panama City, Panama from January 20-24, 2025. With over 100 participants, including government focal points from 30 of the GWP’s 38 participating countries, the conference highlighted best practices and facilitated knowledge exchange among project teams, government representatives, and partners.
South Africa’s Wildlife Economy Generates Jobs for Rural Communities
South Africa’s rural provinces are benefiting from programs to boost the rural economy and drive job creation by investing in one of the country’s most valuable assets—its nature.
Donor Coordination Guidance Note
"Strengthening National-Level Donor and Development Partner Coordination to Combat Illegal Wildlife Trade" helps fill a knowledge gap on global coordination mechanisms for illegal wildlife trade (IWT).
GWP: Working Together for Wildlife, People, Economies & Development
The Global Wildlife Program is one of the largest global partnerships responding to declining wildlife worldwide. With financing from the Global Environment Facility, see how we make an impact in 38 countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin American and the Caribbean.
