Wild Source Foundation

“Name: kenya project cash contribution: 20,950 name: botswana project cash contribution: 16,680 name: big cat identification program cash contribution: 10,864 name: tanzania project cash contribution: 8,000”

“Expenses advertising 227 bank charges 425 quickbooks 212 taxes/licenses 60 dues/subscriptions 340 total 1,264”

“Accounts receivable 1,000 0 total 1,000 0”

“Creating lasting wildlife conservation through empowerment of local communities.”

“Kenya project: kenya legendary guide, ping, launched a bush school program based at the mt. Suswa conservancy to provide an outdoor environmental learning opportunity for kenyan youth. Hiking and learning about the history of the area, as well as classes on culture, flora and fauna and conservation. Day trips and overnight camping opportunities for local community children and local school groups.”

“Botswana project: anti-poaching/wildlife monitoring and economic development in botswana's okavango delta in the sensitive ng-12 area that borders 5 villages. This work involves monthly wildlife surveys in the area and sharing information with botswana predator research group on animal numbers. Supporting the gudigwa village shop which provides sundries and a shared computer with internet access. Expanding capabilities to better serve the community including maintaining supplies for use in the primary school.”

“Big cat identification program: working with researchers and technology to create an application to identify and track individual cats. Data and photos collected by local wildlife biologists are used to seed and test the program. This will greatly assist our tanzania biologists with fast computer identification of individuals, rather than having to manually compare photos. This also will allow us to incorporate citizen science efforts into our research.”

“Tanzania project: educate and empower african women: construction of a girls dormitory (bweni in swahili) so that students can board rather than travel long distances to school. This project was born from a frequent traveler and biologist. The wild source foundation is proud to partner on this dynamic work improving opportunities for african women.”