Colossal Foundation and Re Expand Species Reintroduction Fund to Seven New Species Worldwide

Colossal Foundation and Re Expand Species Reintroduction Fund to Seven New Species Worldwide

The Colossal Foundation and Re expanded the Species Reintroduction Fund to support seven new wildlife recovery projects across four continents, including efforts involving the banteng, black-footed ferret, brown howler monkey, Guam kingfisher, northern quoll, Campbell’s alligator lizard, and sunflower sea star. The Fund provides an annual $250,000 commitment, with individual projects eligible for grants of up to $50,000, along with genetic technologies, training, technical assistance, and access to a global conservation network. The second cohort was selected from nearly $5 million in funding requests and is designed to help conservation organizations restore threatened species, rebuild habitats, and establish long-term conditions for successful reintroduction.

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