Empowering People to Restore Ecosystems, Protect Wildlife, Improve Food Security, and Build Resilience
Aegis Conservation Ecology & Regenerative Development LLC works with non-profit organizations and responsible businesses to address the most complex environmental, economic, and social challenges of our time.
We leverage our technical expertise and decades of experience to:
- Develop Environmental and Social Management Systems (ESMS) that align with International Finance Corporation and other global environmental and social standards;
- Design impactful conservation and sustainable development projects, and craft compelling proposals that win funding;
- Produce accurate, grounded cost proposals that meet donor requirements and facilitate smooth project implementation;
- Prepare persuasive reports, case studies, value propositions, and other professional documents that showcase your work; and,
- Build internal capacity for strategic planning, business development, project implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
Contact us to discuss how we can help you achieve your goals.
Core Principles
Commitment – We treat every project as our own, working diligently from start to finish to exceed expectations every step of the way.
Service – We take pride in providing exceptional service to our clients, ensuring every interaction reflects professionalism, attention to detail, and a thorough understanding of your unique needs.
Value – We provide practical, efficient, and cost-effective support. Our years of experience ensure a swift onboarding process and allow us to quickly deliver results.
Latest posts
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A Tribal model for energy security & forest resilience
Over the past three years, Aegis Conservation has been fortunate to be part of the Forest Business Alliance (FBA)—a network of individuals and organizations dedicated…
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The hidden toll: how disasters impact wildlife and how you can help
Hurricane Helene ranks as the third-deadliest hurricane of the modern era and economic losses will likely exceed $50 billion – but what about its impact…
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As the Egyptian vulture goes, so goes the world’s biodiversity
As the Egyptian vulture goes, so goes the world’s biodiversity. Hyperbole? No, not at all. Today, more than 41,000 species face possible extinction, including 41%…
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