Looking after the wildlife of the Falklands

Falklands Conservation is a non-governmental organisation working to protect all the wildlife in the Falkland Islands for future generations. It undertakes practical conservation projects, surveys and scientific studies, conducts annual monitoring of seabird populations, rescues wildlife in trouble, publishes guides and information on many aspects of the Falkland Islands environment, and involves islanders of all ages in its activities, including running a WATCH group for children. It relies on donations and public support to carry out its work.

Falklands Conservation is a partner of BirdLife International, a worldwide network which aims to conserve wild birds, their habitats and global diversity. 

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Latest News

Falkland Islands Penguin Census

Falkland Islands Penguin Census Falkland Islands Penguin Census
Falklands Conservation initiated the Falkland Islands Seabird Monitoring Programme (FISMP) in 1990. The FISMP involves the annual census of selected seabird breeding colonies but also includes an Island...
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Monitoring the Falkland Shores – Marine Debris

Monitoring the Falkland Shores – Marine Debris Monitoring the Falkland Shores – Marine Debris
Marine debris in the last decades has been a growing problem especially since the advent of plastic. Here, in the remote Southwest Atlantic, marine debris is recorded - but so far no comprehensive surveys...
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Charity Ball and Travel Raffle Fundraising News 2011

Charity Ball and Travel Raffle Fundraising News 2011 Charity Ball and Travel Raffle Fundraising News 2011
Our annual fundraising Charity Ball and Travel Raffle 2011 raised a staggering £22,000 On Friday 23th September Falklands Conservation held their prestigious annual charity ball that raised £10,000....
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Bags for Life Campaign

Bags for Life Campaign Bags for Life Campaign
       Let's get the Falkland Islands Plastic Bag Free       Falklands Conservation continues to campaign on reducing the use of plastic "throw away" shopping bags. At the start...
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Latest Blogs

The Oiled Wildlife Facility Appeal

The Oiled Wildlife Facility Appeal The Oiled Wildlife Facility Appeal
    January - The building units arrive!   A Diary of Progress
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Rockhopper Penguins - Life in the tracking lane

Rockhopper Penguins - Life in the tracking lane Rockhopper Penguins - Life in the tracking lane
One of the best loved penguin species in the Falklands – the charismatic rockhopper penguin is our...
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Southern sea lion research making a splash

Southern sea lion research making a splash Southern sea lion research making a splash
The Falklands population of southern sea lions has declined by an unprecedented 97% - from an estimated 80,000 pups in 1938 to just 2,000 pups...
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Falklands King Penguins - life at the extreme!

Falklands King Penguins - life at the extreme! Falklands King Penguins - life at the extreme!
With the help of the WWF, Falklands Conservation is working toward identifying the critical foraging habitats of Falkland Islands key marine predators....
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Mission Statement

Our Mission: "In partnership with government, industry and the global community, Falklands Conservation will engage and empower the people of the Falkland Islands to take action with us to conserve biodiversity and manage landscapes and seascapes for the benefit of nature and people"

UK Contact

Sarah Brennan
UK Executive Officer
14 East Hatley
Sandy
Bedfordshire SG19 3JA

Tel: 01767 650639

Falkland Islands Office

Jubilee Villas
Ross Road
Stanley
FIQQ 1ZZ

Tel: +500 22247
Fax: +500 22288

JustGiving

For those people who wish just to donate any amount of money to Falklands Conservation, which we will use to help the wildlife of the Falkland Islands, we have teamed up with

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