MAURITIAN WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
Reg Charity No: 2134
News & Events
  • MWF Photographer of the Month
    Winner - March 2012 Read more
  • MWF Photographer of the Month
    Winner - April 2012 Read more
  • MWF Photographer of the month
    Winner May 2012 Read more
  • Prof. Carl Jones named a finalist for prestigious prize
    MWF scientific director is a finalist for the 2012 Indianapolis Prize Read more
  • World Forest Day 2012
    World Forest Day celebrated on 21 March 2012 in Rodrigues Read more
  • Island-wide bat count survey in Rodrigues
    Additional bat survey conducted following recent cyclone activity Read more
  • Workshop on invasive alien species in the Indian Ocean held in Mayotte
    Rodrigues administrator attends workshop on invasive alien species Read more
  • MWF Rodrigues participated in Salon des ONG
    MWF Rodrigues participated in Salon des ONG Read more
  • Extinct species bronzes have now returned from exhibition to Ile aux Aigrettes
    Extinct species bronzes back on Ile aux Aigrettes Read more
  • MWF admitted as a member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
    MWF admitted as a member of the IUCN Read more
Volunteering
  • Volunteer to help in the accounting department.
    volunteer to help in the accounting department. Read more
  • Current volunteering on Ile aux Aigrettes
    MWF is looking for volunteers for its visitor activities on Ile aux Aigrettes Read more
  • Ongoing volunteering opportunities
    MWF has traditionally accepted volunteers on a long-term basis Read more
Newsletter MWF
 

The Mauritian Wildlife Foundation (MWF) is the only non-governmental organization (NGO) in Mauritius to be exclusively concerned with the conservation and preservation of the nation's endangered plant and animal species.

Our hands-on conservation projects are carried out in Mauritius including the offshore islets and Rodrigues. We work closely with local and international partners, with the long-term aim of recreating lost ecosystems by saving some of our rarest species from extinction and restoring the native forest. Another important part of our work is to raise awareness about conservation issues through our education programme. 

 
 
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