There are nearly 1000 threatened plants and animals in NSW that need action to ensure they have a future. Saving our Species (SoS), our partners, and the wider public are working together to create a greater force for conservation – with some remarkable results.
Partnerships enable both parties to align their values, capabilities and resources. SoS works with partners who can help us deliver on our ambitious objective to secure a future for our threatened species in the wild for the next 100 years.
Partners of the program have significantly increased capacity, resources, expertise, awareness and investment towards threatened species projects. This has contributed to a range of successful outcomes during the first five years of the program’s existence. We look forward to evolving and expanding this impact over the next five years.
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Partnerships play a crucial role in ensuring longevity and meaningful impact of conservation efforts. Partnerships allow more participation, the capturing of more data, and access to emerging technologies and the latest scientific research which, in turn, assists with more successful monitoring, evaluating, and reporting.
We have a strong network of partners and volunteers that help us achieve some incredible feats, but we can never have enough support. Every donation, idea, and conservation action – big or small – makes a huge difference to our threatened species. That’s the beauty of working together.
We know that not everyone is able to throw on their boots and head into the field to regenerate the bush and save threatened species. That's why we provide opportunities to directly invest in Saving our Species projects. These vary in nature, so involvement with a project can be tailored to suit your organisation's objectives.
In-kind investment is an extremely valuable component of the SoS program, as it enables our partners to join the movement through providing resources, such as equipment or expertise, to help save our species. Our impact is greater in numbers.
Innovation underpins the SoS program, and we are always looking for new and unique ways to contribute to conservation and enhance biodiversity. From 
Volunteering and citizen science play a significant role in Saving our Species, through enabling ‘everyday people’ to do their part in conserving our species. We have a wide variety of projects available to suit you passions and availability, so 
Saving our Species is working with the Australian Institute of Botanical Science (The Royal Botanic Gardens & Domain Trust) to provide an insurance policy against the extinction of native plants in the wild.
Through research, education, action and advocacy, Taronga Conservation Society Australia is leading vital work that supports wildlife, habitats and communities in Australia and across the globe.