Donate to CREE

To ensure the ongoing success of projects, CREE relies on financial donations from a range of sources. Donors can choose to support a specific conservation and development project and CREE ensures funds are channeled directly into work the donor sees as most needed. You can find information on specific projects here.

Make a donation online

CREE will work individually with donations at the level of 'Sponsor' and above to tailor your gift to your specific interest and project. The highest donor per year will receive the honor of the title of 'Aldo Leopold Land Steward', in recognition of his/her actions in memory of the great conservation leader whose revolutionary views towards taking a land ethic beyond protected area boundaries greatly enriched the field of ecology and human-environment relations. For more information, or to make a donation to a CREE project, contact us at:

contribute@conservationforpeople.org

Donor Gradients

Founders: $10,000 or greater
Visionaries: $5,000 to $9,999
Patrons: $2,000 to $4,999
Benefactors: $1,000 to $1,999
Sponsors: $500 to $999
Friends: Up to $500

See our Donor's Corner.

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Social Enterprise

December 9th, 2008

CREE believes in the power and creativity of the individual. Local people have wonderful and marketable ideas capable of success if they are given the means.

Predators, People & Cattle

December 8th, 2008

Chief Olepelo was the first Maasai to institute the ‘lion-proof fencing’. He had continual problems with predators attacking his goats and sheep, particularly hyaena.

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Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines supports CREE’s Philippines Work

The waters around the Babuyan Islands and Bohol sea are one of the key marine biodiversity areas in the Philippines, and home to such marine megafauna as whales, dolphins, whale sharks, and sea turtles. Yet in the past few years unsustainable and destructive extraction of marine resources have put these areas at risk. Recognizing the [...]

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