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POACHING PROTECTION

No-one needs an elephant tusk more than an elephant

WELCOME TO ICORP

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Helping to protect and conserve vulnerable wildlife & ecosystems

ICORP is a registered 501c3 Non-Profit Organization pioneering integrative, regenerative and community-driven solutions to counter-poaching and conservation. We are here to protect and conserve Southern Africa's vulnerable ecosystems that face many threats, from poaching and illegal logging.  We identify areas that cannot afford protection, and through your generous support and donations we are bale to help these areas stand a chance, we also provide a platform for you to get involved and join the fight with ICORP, as a Guardian of Nature, from anywhere in the world. No Rangers, No Wildlife!

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Find Out what volunteers we are currently looking:

PROTECT . REGENERATE . REWILD

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Our Mission & Strategy

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How you can get involved & HELP

Volunteer

Volunteer your unique skills to protect and conserve the Planet. Check out the various ways you can get involved and become part of the ICORP Team.

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Donations

ICORP is funded through your generosity and it is critical to the continuation of the work that we do. Become a Guardian of Nature.

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Projects

Check out our latest projects and what we are currently involved with. From community, sustainability to wildlife programs.

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Become a
GUARDIAN OF NATURE

DONATE AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN 2022

Donations

ICORP IS FUNDED THROUGH YOUR GENEROSITY


In our modern world we all want to make a difference for the future of our planet. This is your chance! By donating to ICORP you are joining the ranks of our Guardians of Nature, and playing your part in protecting and conserving the future - by sponsoring our rangers to do their jobs. Thank you! 


Funding is critical to the continuation of the work we do.

 

Currently we need to raise a Monthly Amount of 

 

$9500.00

That amount keeps all of us employed, our K9s fed, our community projects on going and expanding our foot print  in protecting and conserving Southern Africa's biodiversity.

ICORP Certificate

Badge of Honor
Get your official personalised Guardian of Nature  Certificate when you donate.

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SNARES REMOVED

10

RANGERS EMPLOYED

52 235

ACRES OF AREA PROTECTED

87%

% DROP IN POACHING AND DEFORESTATION IN AND AROUND THE AREAS WE PROTECT 

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What people are saying about ICORP

My interactions with this brave group of people has been phenomenal. I constantly see Marc McDonald encouraging the teams and motivates everyone like no other leader I have known. They are always kind, caring and committed and they give much more than they receive.  I support ICORP and their volunteers wholeheartedly.

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​Marion Russell

LATEST NEWS.

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"The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.”

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- ROBERT SWANN -

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2021 STATS.

Forests

The UN FAO estimate that 10 million hectares of forest were cut down each year; of which South Africa looses around 200 000ha of land a year since 2015.

Rhino

Rhino are currently on the IUCN Red List as critically endangered. A rhino is killed every 22 hours. 

Lion

There are only 3,100 wild lions left, in South Africa compared to the hundreds of thousands that roamed the savannah 100 years ago.

Biodiversity

Biodiversity, or the variety of all living things on our planet, has been declining at an alarming rate in recent years, mainly due to human activities, such as land use changes, pollution and climate change.

Extinction

WWF's 2020 Living Planet Report held some alarming news:

The world has seen an average 68% drop in mammal, bird, fish, reptile, and amphibian populations since 1970.
Species extinct 2021 – 2005


Ivory- Billed Woodpecker
Spix’s Macaw
Splendid Poison frog
Smooth Handfish
Jalpa False Brook Salamander

Pangolin

Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals. Poachers kill as many as 2.7 million African pangolins every year.

Elephants

African Elephants are on the IUCN Red List as critically endangered. There are only 350,000 elephants left in Africa (7.5 million  in the 1930s)

Impact

Unemployment rate in South Africa 46.6%. This has a direct impact on conservation and habitat loss and is ranked 49th most polluted country in the world.

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