Gilman International Conservatory
     

Gilman International Conservation

 

Gilman International Conservation promotes conservation of flagship species and their natural habitats through integrated partnerships, capacity building, and practical approaches to wildlife management. 

Building upon the natural appeal of species such as rhinos, cheetahs and okapi, GIC encourages people, communities and governments to actively participate in conservation initiatives.  

Through research projects, training opportunities, and education programs, GIC and White Oak Conservation Center seek sustainable solutions to the conservation challenges facing the earth’s biodiversity.

Mission

Gilman International Conservation supports the conservation of flagship species through partnerships that safeguard habitat, protect wildlife, and engage local communities.

Strategies

GIC builds upon the appeal of charismatic flagship species such as cheetahs, rhinos, and okapi, to galvanize support for the conservation of at-risk species and their habitats.

GIC works with partners that emphasize the protection and management of biologically significant places so that wildlife populations can recover and prosper.

GIC encourages communities to practice environmental stewardship and wise use of natural resources through conservation education and technical assistance, for the beneficial coexistence of humans and wildlife.

GIC creates training and educational opportunities for conservationists to build expertise and prepare them to actively participate with global conservation efforts.

GIC provides support for White Oak Conservation Center staff, programs, and research, which contribute to the scientific management of captive and free-ranging populations of flagship species.

 

 

GIC News

June 18, 2009

Watch video of a 3-day old

White Rhino at White Oak!

June 1, 2009

WOCC Vet Tech Visits

Kenya

May 5 , 2009

Read the Annual Okapi

Conservation Project Update

 

 
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