ABOUT

We are a diverse community, all working towards a vision where species on the brink of extinction in Southeast Asia are protected and thriving alongside people.

Our People

Our Mission, Vision and Values

Our Partners

Our Approach

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OUR WORK

Our programmes are centred around our core aim of catalysing and accelerating ASAP Species conservation. By providing resources, building connections and empowering teams, we believe that impactful and sustainable conservation solutions will come from the ground up.

Amplifying funding and knowledge

Investing in people

Strengthening local organisations

Fostering a dynamic partnership

OUR FUNDING & TRAINING

Our funds and training programmes are designed to add resources where they are needed most. See what grant and training opportunities we currently have open.

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ASAP SPECIES

ASAP Species are some of the most threatened species of Southeast Asia. Conserving species diversity in the region is vital for environmental and human health, and investing in the people and organisations driving the change has never been more important.

Why ASAP?

ASAP Species

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ASAP Species

ASAP Species are land and freshwater vertebrate species that occur regularly in Southeast Asia. They are all listed as Critically Endangered by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.

19 amphibians

55 birds

In just a few short years, the number of ASAP Species has risen to 277. Across the globe, vertebrate extinction risks are highest in Southeast Asia. We support our Partners to bring ASAP Species back from the brink of extinction.