The Quick Response Fund for Nature (QRFN), formerly the Quick Response Biodiversity Fund, is a philanthropic collaboration focused on protecting some of the world’s most critical sites for endangered species.
Quick Response Fund for Nature
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Protecting Habitat for Four Species of Endangered Pangolin in Uganda
This project will purchase and protect 150 acres of threatened land and create a protected area for endangered pangolins un Uganda.
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Saving the Endangered Western Chimpanzee Population of Bossou in West Africa
This project seeks to acquire and conserve available habitat in order to promote the survival of the endangered Western chimpanzees in the region.
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Protecting America’s Prairie and Wildlife by Expanding Heartland Ranch Nature Preserve
Through this land acquisition project, the Southern Plains Land will expand the Heartland Ranch Nature Preserve in Bent County in Southeastern Colorado to 43,000 acres by 2024.
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Securing the Boden Creek Corridor in Belize, linking the Mountains and the Sea
This project will help secure the protection of a critical forest corridor from the mountains to the sea in Central America.