At Fauna, protecting wildlife is concrete action, not just talk
We believe it's possible to indulge ourselves while also making a positive impact on the world around us. That's why each Fauna jewel is designed as a symbol of our connection to nature, coupled with direct support for those working in the field.
A chosen jewel, direct support
We don't claim to save the planet by ourselves, but we firmly believe in the power of collective action. Every year, we donate a portion of our profits to passionate partner organizations that work daily to preserve species and their habitats. Thanks to your trust, over €24,500 has already been donated since 2020 to fund very concrete actions on the ground.
We distribute donations equally at the end of the year.
AVES France
AVES FRANCE (Association for the Valorization of the Environment and Solidarity) champions foxes, wolves, and polar bears. It is committed to environmental protection, biodiversity preservation, and the promotion of solidarity. To achieve this, they conduct various awareness-raising, protection, and support actions for international projects, as well as legal actions.
More info: Their website
AEPSC
Based in Brest since 1997, APECS (Association for the Study and Conservation of Elasmobranchs) works to protect sharks and rays in France. It combines scientific research, participatory science, and public awareness to deconstruct prejudices and preserve the balance of marine ecosystems.
More information: Their website
ASPAS
The Association for the Protection of Wild Animals (ASPAS) aims to act for the protection of fauna and flora, the rehabilitation of wild animals and the preservation of natural environments in general. Wolves, bears, foxes, badgers, amphibians... It defends the voiceless of wild fauna, species considered cumbersome, insignificant or persecuted by hunting, and creates Wild Life Reserves ® for a free and wild nature.
More information: Their website
KALAWEIT
The Kalaweit association has been fighting for the conservation of biodiversity in Indonesia since 1998. Particularly in Borneo and Sumatra, it rescues gibbons and other animals from wildlife trafficking and collaborates with local communities to protect their forests. Palm oil is the main threat to Indonesian forests.
More info: Their website
BIOPARC
The Bioparc Conservation endowment fund is committed to the conservation of biodiversity and endangered animal species (giraffe, red panda, cheetah, hippopotamus, rhinoceros, etc.). To this end, the Bioparc supports Nature projects worldwide, aiming to preserve, protect and reproduce endangered animals.
More information: Their website