Omogolo Wildlife Trust
We support projects that contribute to Wildlife Conservation and Animal Welfare
100% of each donation goes to your chosen project. We work for the foundation on an unpaid basis and cover bank charges and other overhead costs out of our own pockets.
Projects we support
The projects are located in various parts of the world. We work closely together with them and believe in the good work they do.
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Elephants in Botswana Radio collars and workshops that help farmers and other local people to live with Elephants. -
Rhinos in Uganda Security for the Rhinos of Ziwa, the sanctuary that brought Rhinos back to Uganda. -
Chimpanzees in DR Congo Medical care and food for the orphaned Chimpanzees at the Lwiro center. -
Sea turtles in Nigeria Community patrols that protect nesting Sea Turtles along the Akassa coast. -
Rangers in Zambia Wildlife Rangers who protect 2.3 million hectares across Zambia. -
Dogs and wildlife in Botswana Free vaccination and sterilization clinics that keep rabies and distemper away from wildlife. -
Wildlife in distress Worldwide Our Emergency Animal Rescue fund that allows us to act immediately for animals that are wounded, orphaned or in another type of distress. -
Seals in The Netherlands Ecomare on Texel (one of the islands in the Wadden Sea) rescues sick, wounded and/or orphaned Seals. -
Vultures in France High-Tech GPS Trackers and Farmer-managed feeding stations to restore and protect the Vultures in the Baronnies massif.
How we work and what your gift does
On our website and on our social media we publish the feedback and photos from the projects to show the impact of your donations.
Recognized charity
Certified by the Centraal Bureau Fondsenwerving
Omogolo Wildlife Trust receives its annual certification from Centraal Bureau Fondsenwerving (Central Bureau Fundraising), member of the International Committee on Fundraising Organisations.
The logo ‘CBF Erkend Goed Doel’ (CBF Recognized Charity) shows that an organisation complies with the rules for recognition by the independent Central Bureau Fundraising. Recognized charities know what they want to achieve, have their organisation well organized and inform the public in an open and clear manner. Once every three years CBF re-evaluates the recognized charities and inspections may take place in between.
- Handelsregister (KvK)
- 64314731
- Belastingdienst (RSIN)
- 8556 11 790
Latest news
All news
Future sanctuary Thanks to the legacy left to Omogolo Wildlife Trust by Ms Marie Rose Thissen, the Sea Turtle project in the Niger Delta (Nigeria) can now lease land from the community, to better protect the Turtles, their nests and their eggs. The land that is set aside for the sanctuary (marked yellow on the map) is a popular place for the Turtles to nest and will soon no longer be accessible to people and dogs. -
Turtle Rescue in France Horrible scenes after the raging wildfire in the Massif du Gros Bessillon, a nature area in the Var in France. Many slow-moving animals could not escape the fire... Tortoises can survive when they are able to dig themselves in the ground but will usually end up with (partly) burned shells. The Hermann’s Tortoise (an endangered Mediterranean Tortoise species occurring in the Gros Bessillon) is known for its resilience. Village des Tortues in Carnoules gives the necessary medical treatment and care to those that fell victim to the wildfires. Omogolo Wildlife Trust donated 2000 Euro from its Emergency Rescue fund to help. -
Seals at Ecomare Omogolo Wildlife Trust helps Ecomare on the island Texel in the Wadden Sea in the Netherlands to raise money for the care of sick, wounded and/or orphaned Seals.
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We are a non-profit organization, registered in the Netherlands. The trust is approved by the controlling organism for charities CBF, and we have ANBI status with the Dutch Revenue Services (de Belastingdienst), allowing tax benefits to our donors.
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