Every ranger needs tough, reliable gear to patrol the rugged African bush. Help outfit one Big Life ranger with field essentials: shirts, pants, jacket, pullover sweater, belt, and socks.

In the remote Chyulu Hills, Big Life monitors one of Kenya’s most elusive wildlife populations: eight critically endangered Eastern black rhinos. A motion-triggered camera helps rangers track rhino movements, detect threats, and protect this fragile population. (35 needed)

Fund a full solar power system at a remote ranger outpost—replacing outdated setups that can fail during cloudy seasons. These reliable systems power radios, phones, cameras, and lights, keeping rangers connected, responsive, and safe. (6 needed)

Rangers can’t protect wildlife on an empty stomach. Your gift provides a month’s worth of food and clean water for one ranger—fueling long patrols, early mornings, and late-night stakeouts. From rice and beans at lunch to hot stew at dinner, this is the daily sustenance they rely on to get the job done.

Provide a heavy-duty field tent to protect rangers on overnight patrols from harsh weather and help them rest between missions.

Help bring essential healthcare to remote communities. Your gift supports a mobile clinic visit by a trained backpack nurse, reaching isolated families with immunizations, family planning services, HIV testing, deworming, and more. Just $60 covers the cost of travel, supplies, and nurse allowance for a life-saving outreach.

Our canine companions are vital in deterring poaching. A one-time gift of $180 feeds and cares for a tracker dog for a full month. Or, choose to give $15/month to help provide ongoing food and medical care for these extraordinary animals all year.

For Maasai students, wildlife can be a source of daily conflict. Elephants block paths to school. Lions kill precious livestock. But on a Big Life-led field trip to a national park, students experience these animals not as threats, but as wonders worth protecting. It transforms their attitudes!

Help Big Life act quickly—whether responding to an immediate threat to wildlife or meeting urgent needs in habitat protection, ranger support, or the community.