Space for Giants

Space for Giants is an international conservation organization that protects the great wildlife landscapes Africa's remaining wildlife needs to survive and thrive. Founded in 2011 in Kenya out of pioneering research in the early 2000s into how to encourage the coexistence of people and wildlife in modernising Africa, the organization has spent close to two decades working in these landscapes, studying how people and wild animals live together and how that relationship is changing.

The organization operates across Africa's iconic landscapes, from rainforests to deserts, wetlands to savannahs, working to unlock the full value of nature by protecting biodiversity and remaining populations of megafauna while expanding economic, cultural, and social value for local communities and national governments. Their integrated approach combines landscape conservation and investment, human-elephant coexistence programmes, and combating wildlife crime through their Wildlife Law and Justice programme. The team is headquartered in Kenya with operations in Uganda and Gabon, while being registered as a charity in England and Wales and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in the United States.