Products for the Other 90%
A Coalition of Product Designers for the Other 90%
Not as designers alone, nor as firms or groups or even regions, can we design, develop and deliver all the products needed for the "Other 90%"-- those underserved, poor, developing, and emerging communities. It takes collaboration, cooperation and a global network of creatives to rise together to the challenge. Awareness: Who needs us and what products ...learn more
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Wildlife Conservation Network is dedicated to the support of conservation entrepreneurs who are working actively with local communities to protect endangered flagship species and preserve their natural habitats.
We focus on innovative, independent conservationists who are exploring new ways to resolve the conflicts between people and wildlife, and actively engage local people as effective stewards of their environment.
WCN provides conservation entrepreneurs with the financial, technical and administrative support that makes their work more efficient, effective and successful.
One person with passion and a vision can make a profound difference. WCN believes in giving these individuals — our conservation entrepreneurs — the tools and support they need to be successful. And then we step back and let them do their job.
WCN knows that the real work of conservation is done in the field. We rely heavily on volunteers and external underwriting so we can guarantee that 100% of designated donations goes directly to the specified project in the field, where it will have the greatest impact. [eg, every minute that passes we lose more wilderness and wildlife…field conservation work is absolutely urgent.]
WCN partners with organizations that bring the best people, strategies and technologies to the campaign to conserve wildlife. We focus on key "indicator species" where success requires that we have preserved a sustainable, diverse ecosystem.
WCN believes that conservation works when local people implement local solutions. The best local solutions benefit people, wildlife and the environment. We build conservation capacity by engaging and training in these communities to ensure that the skills and conservation culture will be passed on to future generations.
Wildlife Conservation Network is dedicated to the support of conservation entrepreneurs who are working actively with local communities to protect endangered flagship species and preserve their natural habitats.
We focus on innovative, independent conservationists who are exploring new ways to resolve the conflicts between people and wildlife, and actively engage local people as effective stewards of their environment.
WCN provides conservation entrepreneurs with the financial, technical and administrative support that makes their work more efficient, effective and successful.
One person with passion and a vision can make a profound difference. WCN believes in giving these individuals — our conservation entrepreneurs — the tools and support they need to be successful. And then we step back and let them do their job.
WCN knows that the real work of conservation is done in the field. We rely heavily on volunteers and external underwriting so we can guarantee that 100% of designated donations goes directly to the specified project in the field, where it will have the greatest impact. [eg, every minute that passes we lose more wilderness and wildlife…field conservation work is absolutely urgent.]
WCN partners with organizations that bring the best people, strategies and technologies to the campaign to conserve wildlife. We focus on key "indicator species" where success requires that we have preserved a sustainable, diverse ecosystem.
WCN believes that conservation works when local people implement local solutions. The best local solutions benefit people, wildlife and the environment. We build conservation capacity by engaging and training in these communities to ensure that the skills and conservation culture will be passed on to future generations.