Peace Parks Foundation
Our mission is to help position Space For Wildlife as a truly visionary initiative and a credible organisation in order to attract financial investors and partners.
By 2035, we expect to kill the last elephant.
Illegal poaching and trophy hunting is the fourth biggest organised crime
movement in the world, after drugs, human trafficking and illegal arms dealing. In
1913 there were 10 million elephants. Today there are only about 415 000. And the numbers are decreasing, fast.
But If nature goes silent, so will the rest of the world.
In 1997, Nelson Mandela, among others, founded the Peace Parks Foundation as a
way to unite Southern African nations through wildlife preservation. Together with
a space designer from NASA, they found that the solution to fight poaching is
space tech.
And that’s how Space For Wildlife was born.
Our mission is to help position Space For Wildlife as a truly visionary initiative and a credible organisation in order to attract financial investors and partners.
By analysing their mission and their audience, we have verbalised and visualised
Space For Wildlife, in the form of a pitch-movie and a brand identity.
Client: Peace Parks Foundation
Mentor: Sophia Wood