Who we are

We are travellers, lovers of nature and animals. After visiting Africa and observing its breathtaking landscape, we decided to help and contribute to the recovery of threatened and disappearing African wildlife.

Our focus is not only on animal rescue, but also on children who despite modest conditions are trying to develop their knowledge in school while at the same time trying to expand their potential through involvement in extracurricular activities, such as jewellery making, housekeeping and farming. It is incredible to watch the joy expressed by these children, when receiving such insignificant items such as pens, clothing or even books. On the other side we are proud to be part of a project which aids in the rescue of endangered animals, such as Rhino.

"Since the inception in 2015 we have travelled back to visit our first initial programs and have since embarked on many more projects to fulfil our aim in supporting wildlife as well as rural children in the African regions we travel in. New projects now include a leopard study program in Kenya, Lion research and protection in Tanzania and building infrastructure for a secondary school near lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania. We are now in the process of looking to identify similar educational projects closer to home on European soil, both in Slovakia as well as the United Kingdom."

Roman Wildlife Foundation's work is aimed at promoting the conservation and protection of wildlife and their habitats. They work to create a world where wildlife can thrive, and where people can enjoy the many benefits that come from living in harmony with nature.

The Roman Wildlife Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of wildlife and their habitats. The foundation's work is focused on several key areas, including:

• Wildlife conservation and rehabilitation: The foundation works to protect and conserve wildlife species by supporting conservation initiatives, rehabilitation centers, and rescue programs. They work to reduce human-wildlife conflicts, protect endangered species, and promote sustainable land use practices.
• Education and public outreach: The foundation conducts educational programs and outreach initiatives to raise awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation and the need to protect natural habitats. They provide educational resources, sponsor research, and support outreach programs that aim to inspire and educate the public.

Research and monitoring: The foundation supports research initiatives that help us understand wildlife behavior, habitat requirements, and population dynamics. They sponsor studies that contribute to conservation efforts, and work with researchers to gather data and analyze trends in wildlife populations.

Advocacy and policy: The foundation advocates for stronger policies and regulations that support wildlife conservation and habitat protection. They work with governments, non-governmental organizations, and other stakeholders to promote sustainable land use practices and protect wildlife habitats.

Rescue and rehabilitation: The foundation supports rescue and rehabilitation centers that care for injured, orphaned, or abandoned wildlife. They provide funding and resources to these centers and work with wildlife experts to ensure that animals receive the best possible care.