The Plum Foundation and Mission Blue are working together to protect and restore the ocean through science, policy change and community engagement.

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We established a long term partnership with Rewilding Argentina to enhance the protection of the Great Iberá Park, working together to reverse the biodiversity crisis with the re-introduction of species, conservation projects and park maintenance.

By partnering with Med Gardens, we aim to reverse posidonia and seagrass decline in the Mediterranean Sea.

The Plum Foundation is  helping Rewilding Chile in the creation of new national and marine parks in the Chilean Patagonia.

We are supporting I am Water to fostering a community of conservationists in low-income communities, believing that youth who spend time in nature experience healthy emotional development.

We support NVT a small community-driven NPO working at the cutting edge of integrated conservation in South Africa.

Sea Change and the Plum Foundation work to raise awareness and create a positive impact through kelp forest stories,  using storytelling as a tool to relay information about the importance of preservation and how it impacts the ecosystems.

The Plum Foundation is helping the GCC, a consortium of scientists, aquarium curators and NGOs working on the ground for reef restoration, to build a “Noah’s Ark” for reef-building corals that will serve as a reservoir for coral reef conservation, research and restoration purposes

With PEM we envision a relationship of ecological awareness between the people and the sea; where human hearts are rewilded generating a common future for all forms of life to thrive.

With We Explore the Plum Foundation is supporting cutting-edge scientific research, education programs and innovative problem solutions to reduce plastic presence in the Oceans.

The Plum Foundation is supporting the Endangered Wildlife Trust to continue critical conservation and law enforcement efforts under the 'Eye in the Sky' and 'INL Project' initiatives across Africa.

The Tracker Academy trains disadvantaged rural people in traditional skills of wildlife tracking, an indigenous art form that evolved for reasons of human survival. We support their programme, based in South Africa, which is  accredited by CATHSSETA and endorsed by FGASA.

The African Pangolin Working Group (APWG) is a South Africa–based network dedicated to stopping pangolin trafficking. They work with law enforcement to rescue, rehabilitate, and reintroduce pangolins into the wild, while training officers, prosecutors, and border officials to combat wildlife crime across Southern Africa.

The Plum Foundation has emerged as a transformative force in global marine conservation, pioneering projects that seek not only to protect but to restore and rewild marine ecosystems worldwide. 

The Endangered Wildlife Trust works across Southern Africa to protect threatened species and safeguard vital ecosystems. Their innovative conservation programs—from combating wildlife crime to restoring habitats—help ensure a thriving, biodiverse future for the region.