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Species we protect
David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation advocates for the conservation of all wildlife and wild spaces.
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Elephants
In the last 40 years, African elephant populations have declined by 40%.
Elephants
Tigers
Global tiger populations have plummeted by an alarming 96%.
Tigers
Lions
In just 20 years the population of African lions has fallen by 43%.
Lions
Snow Leopards
Scientists estimate that between 4000 – 6,500 snow leopards remain in the wild.
Snow Leopards
Chimpanzees
One chimpanzee is poached every four hours to satisfy consumer demand.
Chimpanzees
Painted Dogs
Today, just 6,600 painted dogs remain in the wild.
Painted Dogs
Rhinos
More than 8,800 African rhinos have slaughtered by poachers in the last 10 years.
Rhinos
Pangolins
All eight species of pangolins are now threatened with extinction.
Pangolins
About us
About us
Established in 1984, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation was set up to help turn the tide on species extinction.
Discover our story
About David Shepherd
The Shepherd Family
Where We Work
Meet The Team
Our Trustees
Celebrity Ambassadors
Careers at DSWF
Shepherd family
DSWF was founded by the late, great wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd in 1984.
About David Shepherd
DSWF was founded by the late, great wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd in 1984.
Conservation
Conservation
David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation works tirelessly to fund ground-based conservation partners across Africa and Asia who work to protect endangered species.
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Fighting Wildlife Crime
Wildlife Law Enforcement
Wildlife Investigations
Wildlife Rangers
Through Their Eyes – Pangolins
Protecting Species
Research & Monitoring
Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Release
Wildlife Emergencies
Engaging Global Communities
Human Wildlife Coexistence
Reducing Consumer Demand
Policy & Climate
Wildlife Trade
International Wildlife Law & Policy
Trophy Hunting Statement
Climate Change & Conservation
Field Partners
Take Action
Take action
Whether making a donation, buying a piece of wildlife art or attending an event, every donation helps to build a future for endangered species.
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Adopt An Animal
Sponsor a Ranger
Renew an adoption
Corporate Partnerships
Corporate Partners
Corporate Sponsorship
Support In Kind
Volunteering with DSWF
Fundraise
Challenge Events
Create Your Own Fundraiser
Donate In Memory
Give In Celebration
Education Fundraising
Easy Fundraising
Gifts In Wills
Trusts & Foundations
Education
Education
The purpose of the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation education programme is to support children and young people to become effective advocates for wildlife conservation and biodiversity.
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Free School Talks
Workshops & Talks - what's included?
Education Fundraising
For Educators
Key Stage Talks
Curriculum Links
Secondary Biodiversity Teaching Resources
Institute for Research In Schools
Education Strategy & Policies
For Young People
Art & Craft Activities
DSWF Book Club
Careers In Conservation
Green Ideas
Learn About Species
Elephant Facts for Kids
Lion Facts for Kids
Tiger Facts for Kids
Chimp Facts for Kids
Rhino Facts for Kids
Pangolin Facts for Kids
Painted Dog Facts for Kids
Snow Leopard Facts for Kids
Wildlife Art
Wildlife Art
David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation has a rich art heritage thanks to our founder, the late great conservationist and wildlife artist, David Shepherd.
Explore Wildlife Art
Competitions
Wildlife Artist of the Year 2025
Global Canvas Children’s Art
David Shepherd Art
David Shepherd Original Artworks
David Shepherd Paintings & Prints
Buy wildlife art for conservation
Art of Survival
40th Anniversary Collection
Wildlife Art Ambassadors
Partner Wildlife Artists
Global Canvas Awards
Watch the live Global Canvas awards and browse this year's artwork
Wildlife Artist of the Year 2025
Coming to the Mall Galleries this September.
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Competitions
Global Canvas
Global Canvas 2025 Competition
Global Canvas Finalists 2025
Global Canvas 2025 Winners & Finalists
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Artwork by Alexa
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Winners Gallery
3rd Place, 12-16 Individual
Diana
2nd Place, 12-16 Individual
Sofi
1st Place, 12-16 Individual
Aaron
3rd Place, 8-11 Individual
Zitian
2nd Place, 8-11 Individual
Amelle
1st Place, 8-11 Individual
Zehao
3rd Place, 4-7 Individual
Rasim
2nd Place, 4-7 Individual
Megan
1st Place, 4-7 Individual
Faye
1st Place, 4-7 Groups
ISM Art in Primary Monaco
2nd Place, 4-7 Groups
Year 1 UK
3rd Place, 4-7 Groups
Creative Hearts G01 UK
1st Place, 8-11 Groups
no.17 Art Club’s Little Artists
2nd Place, 8-11 Groups
ArticScape USA
3rd Place, 8-11 Groups
Garden and Environmental Club USA
1st Place, 12-16 Group
Upper 6th UK
2nd Place, 12-16 Groups
Youth of Suha Suha (The Earth Choir team) USA
3rd Place, 12-16 Groups
Year 7
Global Canvas 2025
Virtual Awards Ceremony
2025 Finalists
Alexa
Ashley
Vera
Lakshmi
Ning
Yoonha
Oliver
Yuri
Leo
Amelie
Ria
Thea
Ethan
Zhien
Sofiia
Cindy
Mengkuo
3rd Place, 12-16 Individual
Diana
2nd Place, 12-16 Individual
Sofi
1st Place, 12-16 Individual
Aaron
Malhar
Hei
Khalifa
Ananya
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Alexa
Ashley
Vera
Lakshmi
Ning
Yoonha
Oliver
Yuri
Leo
Amelie
Ria
Thea
Ethan
Zhien
Sofiia
Cindy
Mengkuo
Diana
3rd Place, 12-16 Individual
Sofi
2nd Place, 12-16 Individual
Aaron
1st Place, 12-16 Individual
Malhar
Hei
Khalifa
Ananya
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Research & Monitoring
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Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Release
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Wildlife Emergencies
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Engaging Global Communities
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Human Wildlife Coexistence
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Reducing Consumer Demand
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Policy & Climate
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Wildlife Trade
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International Wildlife Law & Policy
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Trophy Hunting Statement
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Climate Change & Conservation
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Field Partners
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Take Action
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Adopt An Animal
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Sponsor a Ranger
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Renew an adoption
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Corporate Partnerships
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Corporate Partners
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Corporate Sponsorship
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Support In Kind
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Volunteering with DSWF
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Fundraise
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Challenge Events
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Create Your Own Fundraiser
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Donate In Memory
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Give In Celebration
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Education Fundraising
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Easy Fundraising
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Gifts In Wills
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Trusts & Foundations
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Education
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Free School Talks
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Workshops & Talks – what’s included?
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Education Fundraising
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For Educators
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Key Stage Talks
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Curriculum Links
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Secondary Biodiversity Teaching Resources
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Institute for Research In Schools
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Education Strategy & Policies
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For Young People
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Art & Craft Activities
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DSWF Book Club
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Careers In Conservation
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Green Ideas
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Learn About Species
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Elephant Facts for Kids
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Lion Facts for Kids
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Tiger Facts for Kids
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Chimp Facts for Kids
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Rhino Facts for Kids
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Pangolin Facts for Kids
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Painted Dog Facts for Kids
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Snow Leopard Facts for Kids
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Wildlife Art
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Competitions
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Wildlife Artist of the Year 2025
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Global Canvas Children’s Art
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David Shepherd Art
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David Shepherd Original Artworks
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David Shepherd Paintings & Prints
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Buy wildlife art for conservation
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Art of Survival
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40th Anniversary Collection
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Wildlife Art Ambassadors
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Partner Wildlife Artists
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