Be a Lifeline for Families of Fallen Rangers
Honouring their sacrifice
Rangers risk their lives every day to protect wildlife, wild areas, and the future of our planet. Tragically, many never return home.
This end of financial year, your support will help us to continue standing beside rangers and their families around the world.
Rangers
protecting
nature
Rangers are key
to global conservation.
Despite their importance
rangers are drastically undertrained and under-equipped.
Around 150 rangers
lose their lives in the line of duty each year. We support their families.
Thin Green Line
supports rangers in their role as nature’s protectors and first responders.
Rangers are the missing link in conservation. That’s why I’ll do everything I can to support The Thin Green Line Foundation
— Dr Jane Goodall, DBE
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Celebrating Earth’s Guardians: 20 Years of World Ranger Day
Every year on 31 July, we come together to celebrate World Ranger Day. This is our opportunity to recognise the extraordinary work of rangers around the world and remember those who have lost their lives in the line of duty. This year is especially significant as we mark the 20th anniversary of World Ranger Day.

Not All Ranger Deaths Make Headlines. They Should.
Not all ranger deaths make headlines. Many rangers lose their lives through accidents, illness, dangerous working conditions, and encounters with wildlife while carrying out the everyday work of conservation. These hidden dangers leave families facing heartbreak, uncertainty, and financial hardship long after the patrol ends.
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