SUPPORTING
WOMEN
SAVING
BIODIVERSITY
WHEN WOMEN RISE,
WE ALL RISE
World Female Ranger Week amplifies the voices of female rangers around the world to support their impactful work; Protecting wildlife, empowering women and uplifting communities. We stand for gender equity. Join us to celebrate and support female rangers globally and protect wildlife, biodiversity and wild spaces.
Join us! #worldfemalerangerweek
REAL WOMEN.
REAL IMPACT.
Discover why the female ranger movement is picking up such momentum. Watch our short video, presented by World Female Ranger Week Founder, Holly Budge, to find out more.
WE AMPLIFY FEMALE RANGERS' VOICES
IN THE GLOBAL MEDIA
GET FEATURED:
CALLING ALL FEMALE RANGERS
The world wants to hear your story
We want to share your story
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MEET OUR GLOBAL PARTNERS
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WORLD FEMALE RANGER AWARD
The World Female Ranger Award gives international recognition to a female ranger who has shown dedication and commitment to protecting wildlife species. Closing date for nominations is August 30th 2023.
OUR VISION:
A THRIVING NATURAL WORLD THAT WOMEN ARE EMPOWERED TO PROTECT.
At How Many Elephants NGO, we launched World Female Ranger Week to support female rangers globally. Why? To tackle climate change, we need empowered women. Join us to make a difference to women, to wildlife and to the planet.
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100% of your donation will help to train, equip and support female rangers globally on the frontline.
REAL WORLD IMPACT
FROM THE JOURNAL
Direct Action
World Female Ranger Award 2022
We're delighted to announce that our World Female Ranger Award 2022 recipient is Purnima Devi Barman, Founder of Hargila Army, India.
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Awareness
5 women leading the way in conservation
5 women leading the way in conservation. Read the full article in Wanderlust here. With less than 11% of the world’s rangers being women, World Female Ranger Week highlights the […]
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Direct Action
New vehicle for The Black Mambas
We have purchased a vehicle for The Black Mambas, Africa’s first all-female ranger team, in partnership with the Derek Moore Foundation.
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