We believe in the power of young, talented and ambitious nature conservationists committed to protecting wild species.
”Everywhere I go there are young people with shining eyes, wanting to tell me what they have been doing to make this a better world."
Jane Goodall speaking at the FFN Awards as Guest of Honour in 2013
Dr. Jane Goodall DBE, Guest of Honour 2013 and member of the Board of Recommendation
"It is only when people love something that they will go out of their way to protect it."
Saba Douglas-Hamilton, chairwoman of the FFN International Selection Committee
Saba Douglas-Hamilton, Chairwoman of the International Selection Committee
"In the end, it is that one individual, that one individual that has passion, that one individual that has fire in the belly, that one individual that is determined that something should be done!"
David Attenborough speaking as Guest of Honour at the 2009 FFN Awards
Sir David Attenborough, Guest of Honour 2009
“Winning the award pushed me further than I ever thought I could.”
Farwiza Farhan Award winner 2017
"The recognition has given me respect among my peers and in conservation circles."
Caleb Ofori Boateng Award winner 2014
"Nature has the power to change us, but we have the power to make a difference"
Ofir Drori, Award winner of 2011 and Guest of Honour 2016
"Future For Nature puts its trust in young people to make a difference!"
Hana Raza Award winner 2017

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Future For Nature supports young, talented and ambitious conservationists committed to protecting species of wild animals and plants. The commitment of these individuals is what will make the difference for our planet's biodiversity and the future of nature. Through their leadership they inspire and mobilize communities, organizations, governments, investors and the public at large.
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