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"From Awareness to Action: Together, We Can Make a Difference" .

Welcome to Endangered Species Conservation Foundation, ESCF, Protecting Wildlife, restoring habitats and Empowering communities in Tanzania. Join us in our mission to conserve Tanzania's endangered species and their habitats. With your support, we combat poaching, scientific research, habitat loss, and climate change, ensuring a vibrant ecosystem for generations to come.

Our forcus.
Conservation: Innovative strategies for wildlife protection.
Education: Empowering communities to value and protect nature.
Collaboration: Partnering for greater impact. 

We believe that conservation is not just about saving animals—it's about integrating people and wildlife in a sustainable way. By fostering community engagement and supporting local livelihoods, we aim to create a legacy of coexistence. 

Endangered species List

Tanzania is home to several endangered species, including:

African Elephant

Threatened by poaching, human-wildlife conflict and habitat loss.

Northern White Rhinoceros

Critically endangered with very few individuals left.

Wild Dog (African Painted Wolf)

Faces habitat fragmentation and human-wildlife conflict.

Other endangered species 

Sea Turtles: Particularly the Hawksbill and Green turtles, threatened by habitat degradation and illegal trade.

Tanzanian Pygmy Chimpanzee: Critically endangered due to habitat loss and hunting.

Tanzanian Red Colobus Monkey: Endangered due to habitat destruction and hunting.

East African Black Rhino: Critically endangered, primarily due to poaching for their horns.

African Grey Parrot: Endangered due to trapping for the pet trade and habitat loss.

Yellow Billed Oxpecker: Faces threats from habitat destruction and changes in livestock management practices.

Sitatunga: A semi-aquatic antelope that is vulnerable due to habitat loss and hunting.

Giant Ground Pangolin: Endangered due to poaching for their scales and habitat loss.

Various endemic fish species: Certain freshwater fish species in Lake Victoria and other water bodies are threatened by pollution and overfishing.

Tanzanian Forest Elephants: A subspecies of African elephants that are increasingly endangered due to habitat destruction and poaching.

Get Involved Today!  Together, we can make a lasting impact. Your journey towards conservation starts here! Be a part of the change! Together, we can create a sustainable future for Tanzania's wildlife. Whether through volunteering, donations, partnering or spreading awareness, your support makes a difference.  Contact us

Location

Moshi is a town located in northern part of Tanzania, near the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. The region surrounding Moshi, including Mount Kilimanjaro National Park, is rich in biodiversity. It hosts various ecosystems, from lush rainforests at lower elevations to alpine deserts at higher altitudes. Conservation efforts aim to protect this biodiversity, which includes endemic species and critical habitats.

Testimonials

     

 "I volunteered with ESCF for 3 Months in Moshi, and I was impressed by the tangible impact of their work. Their projects not only focus on the endangered species but also emphasize sustainable practices that benefit entire ecosystems. The dedication of the team, combined with their strategic initiatives, is making a real difference for wildlife and the community." 

Sarah Tim: Environmental Advocate
     

 "As an educator, I collaborated with the ESCF on several projects aimed at raising awareness about endangered species. Their commitment to education is remarkable; they provide invaluable resources and programs that inspire the next generation of conservationists. I have seen firsthand how their work ignites passion in students and the community to take action for wildlife protection." 

Mark Light: High School Science Teacher
     

 "The ESCF has a unique approach to involving local communities in conservation efforts. Their community-based programs empower people to become stewards of their local environment while protecting endangered species. It’s heartening to see how they foster collaboration and cultivate a culture of conservation at the grassroots level." 

Angela Ramsey: Community Organizer
     

 Transparency and Trust! "I appreciate ESCF’s commitment to transparency and accountability. Their regular updates and detailed reports on projects make it easy to see how donations are being used effectively. Knowing that I’m supporting an organization that prioritizes ethical practices gives me confidence in my contributions to their important work." 

Daniel Mathew: Philanthropist
     

 "Success Stories!" "The success stories that come out of ESCF give me hope. From Education programs to habitat restoration projects, their achievements are inspiring. I am proud to support such an effective and dedicated organization." 

Clara Wognar: Wildlife Photographer