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“To save endangered species and their habitats, on-the-ground people are the ones to set the conservation agenda, not distant academics and non-governmental organizations, that’s the way we operate at ESI”
Pierre Fidenci, Founder of ESI.
We have compelling data including photos and videos that tell our success stories to protect endangered species and wild places. Many of them can be found directly on our website. We are absolutely accountable for our results. Therefore we show accomplishments, and spend time in tracking the results of our direct efforts to save vanishing biodiversity. We are a true conservation organization using 100 percent solar energy while in the field! Check out our environmental commitment while saving biodiversity. Ninety eight (98) percent of our budget goes to our program activities on the ground to save endangered species and wild places. Less than 2 percent of our budget is allocated to administrative and fundraising purposes. We are ranked amongst the most efficient and trusted conservation organizations. ESI belongs to the Earth Angel List, a short list of efficient environmental organizations compiled by Prince Albert II of Monaco. We have won a Top-Rated Award from GreatNonprofits from 2012 to now. We have reached the Platinum participation level (highest level) through the GuideStar Exchange. This is a strong testament to our organization’s commitment to transparency and hard work. Selected from thousands of remarkable organizations worldwide, ESI was honored to be a Top 5 Nominees for the 5th Annual CLASSY Awards. The Classy Awards recognizes some of the most remarkable and effective programs in the social and environmental sector. Among our staff, we have tribal members and we truly empower indigenous people while saving endangered species and wild places via training, livelihood activities and more.
At ESI saving endangered species and their wild places is based on cutting-edge science where local communities become the real conservation practitioners who experiment with new techniques and decimate them. We address the reciprocal needs and obligations between local community and biodiversity protection.
What others have to say about us!
“Wow what incredible work ESI is doing in the Congo!” Chris Giorni, Founder and Executive Director of Tree Frog Treks
“After looking at a number of companies, we chose to work with Endangered Species International (ESI), which is a well established company that we believe will make the best of our funding.” Atronutrition.com
“Your website is impressive....as is your mission.” First Water Systems, Inc.
“I am proud to be a contributor to your organization.” Ellie Fargher President of SoGoGreen
“Looks like some excellent work you are doing!! We are glad to be participating in a small way!” Miles Maiden CEO, CTO Hydro-Photon, Inc.
“We like to work with ESI because they understand the link between health, poverty and biodiversity.” Marcio Lavarda, Palawan Indigenous Leader
“What you are doing is very dear to me; I believe that habitat loss is the single most serious threat to the variety of life on this planet…and I'm completely thrilled that you are incorporating cultural anthropology into your work.” Sunny Franson, Artist
“Thank you so much for making your website so informative. It is very helpful and I will definitely be looking at it again in the future. It has all the information you could possibly need on endangered animals.” Lindsey Reid, Student, Smart's Mill Middle School, VA
“What a great organization you have.” Dean McCully, Cisco and People Paddle
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