Tusk Trust was established in 1990 as a field operating trust in response to the urgent demand for greater conservation in Africa, where the ever growing human population and demand for more land, is bringing it into increasing conflict with wildlife and its habitat. Since itsinception Tusk has raised millions of pounds towards conservation, and currently sponsors a wide range of field projects throughout Africa. As a testimony to the efficiency of the charity and it's low overheads, Tusk is proud that over 90% of all funds raised are made avaialble to its projects in the field.

TuskTrust aims to help the conservation of all wildlife. Species such as the African Wild Dog, Cheetah, Chimpanzee, Elephant, Mountain Gorilla, and Rhinoceros are all seriously threatened as is much of their habitat. The Trust aims to protect such areas of natural habitat for the benefit of both the wildlife and the communities alike. They also actively promote positive educational and community wildlife programmes to increase understanding of Africa's natural resource and its value to the local population. Without your support Tusk Trust would simply be unable to fund its many different conservation projects throughout Africa. For more information email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it