SOS 5 year report
SOS 5 Year Report
Learn more about what SOS has helped its 78 grantees to achieve over five years of conservation action.
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250
Species of animals and plants protected
65
Countries where we operate
78
Non-governmental organizations supported directly and many more indirectly
109
SOS projects supported
  • Indira Lacerna-Widmann receiving her Whitley Award 2017
    Two more IUCN grantees have been recognised for their innovative leadership to protecting threatened species by the Whitley Fund for Nature in 2017.
  • American bison - Bison bison
    Today is Endangered Species Day, when people across the USA celebrate national conservation efforts to protect the country’s imperilled species and their habitats.
  • Spoon-billed Sandpiper (Calidris pygmaea) feeding in Chukotka, Russia
    With a goal of increasing the population to 300 pairs by 2025, there are already good signs numbers of Critically Endangered Spoon-billed Sandpiper (Calidris pygmaea) are approaching stabilisation.
  • Tiger (Panthera tigris) (Endangered)
    In thinking about tiger conservation, and as is the case with most species that IUCN tries to conserve with SOS, one must address species, human and habitat issues – and do so in an integrated way.
  • Fresh new batch of Tree Kangaroo friendly coffee from the YUS conservation area in Papua New Guinea
    In this busy modern world with its growing human population, how do you make the case for nature?

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