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  • Assets: $20 million +
  • Income: $10 million +
  • Form 990 Revenue: $10 million +
  • Organization Name & Address

    Wildlife Alliance Inc
    1441 Broadway Fl 5
    New York, NY
    10018-1879

  • Contact Info Executive Officer Name and Phone Number

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  • Activity & Mission Description

    Environmental Education: Wildlife Alliance Conducts Outreach And Education Programs To Increase Environmental Awareness Among Local Communities, Schools, Government Agencies, And The General Public. Kouprey Express Mobile Environmental Education Unit Our Kouprey Express Mobile Environmental Education Unit (Ke) Delivers Environmental Curricula To Educate Schoolchildren And Teachers About Conservation. Traveling In A Bus Packed With Flipcharts And School Supplies, The Kouprey Express Team Reaches Children And Community Members Throughout Cambodia. Offering A Comprehensive Environmental Experience To Each Village It Visits, Students Learn About Wildlife Protection, Deforestation, And Climate Change Through Classroom Lessons, Discussions, Games, Art, Interactive Performances And Field Trips To Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center, While The Team Works One On One With Teachers To Provide Them With Training And Reusable Curricula For Their Classes. Communities Are Also Engaged In This Transformational Experience Through Community Night Shows Which Provide Interactive, Environmentally-Themed Entertainment To Increase Local Awareness. Ke Works With Communities On A Daily Basis Through The Presence Of Nearby Ranger Stations And Raises Awareness Through Billboard Campaigns And Special Events. Our Work Is Intricately Linked To Policy And Advocacy. Wildlife Alliance Has Always Made It A Priority To Work Closely With All Levels Of Government To Ensure Their Full Support And Participation In Our Conservation Operation. We Work With National, Sub-National, And Provincial Authorities To Ensure The Long-Term Effectiveness Of Our Campaigns And Good Governance At Each Level. Private Sector Involvement Is Also Crucial To Our Endeavor. We Currently Have Good Working Relationships With Most Of The Companies Having Economic Land Concessions Around Our Project Areas. This Has Allowed Us To Negotiate Keeping Key Passages Of The Elephant Corridor Free From Plantation Development While Preserving Mountaintop Forest Cover For Watershed Integrity. Preserving Stakeholder Buy-In Is Only Part Of An Awareness Campaign, However. Within Cambodia, Wildlife Alliance Supports A Nationwide Billboard-And-Signage Campaign That Promotes Our 24-Hour Wildlife Crime Hotline And Awareness Of Protected Forest Areas. We Have Also Created Several Public Service Announcements And Commercials For Television, And Provided International Training For Logistics Professionals On How They Can Contribute To Our Work By Disrupting Supply Chains. Wildlife Alliance Recognizes The Importance Of Investing In Environmental Education And Outreach Programs As A Way To Ensure The Long-Term Success Of Our Conservation Efforts. Equipping Tomorrow''s Leaders With The Tools For Tomorrow''s Challenges Is A Necessary Component To Safeguarding Our Natural Heritage. Outreach And Capacity Buildingpublic Engagement Is The Critical Building Block On Which Wildlife Alliance Aims To Sustain Proactive Conservation Of Cambodia''s Threatened Wildlife And Forests. Reaching Thousands Of People Each Year, The Kouprey Express And Wildlife Rapid Rescue Teams Collaborate To Engage Rural Communities In Wildlife Protection And Raise Awareness About The Devastating Effects Of The Illegal Wildlife Trade And Other Environmental Threats And Promote Protection Of Habitat And Species By Inspiring A Conservation Ethic And Greater Understanding Of Resource Use. These Teams Advance The Issues Of Conservation And Wildlife Law Enforcement In Cambodia''s Cities And In International Communities Through Nationwide Messaging With A Focus On The Importance Of Using Wildlife Alliance''s Wildlife Crimes Hotline.These Activities Are Accomplished Through An Increased Presence Of The Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team At Kouprey Express Events, The Expansion Of Partnerships With Other Ngos And Government Agencies To Reach Larger And More Widespread Audiences, And The Installation Of Large Billboard Signage Around The Country And At Borders Promoting Awareness About Wildlife Laws. Furthermore, Trainings Are Conducted At Travel Hubs With Logistics Professionals To Improve The Understanding On The Proper Identification Of Wildlife And Wildlife Parts, As Well As To Help Identify Trafficking Methods Used By Traders.

  • Employer Identification Number (EIN) / Tax ID Nine digit number assigned by the IRS to identify a company

    52-1934148

  • Form 990 - PDF files What is this? A form 990 is an information return filed with the IRS that shows extensive details on a nonprofit organization's income, assets, expenses, executives, directors, salaries, compensation, investments, and more
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  • Asset Amount

    $20 million + View more asset details with membership or
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  • Income Amount

    $10 million + View more income details with membership or
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  • Form 990 Revenue Amount

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  • Expenses

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  • Investment Income

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  • Total Securities Investments Investments in publicly traded securities

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  • Executive Compensation Compensation of current officers, directors, etc

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  • In Care Of Name The officer, director, etc. to whose attention any correspondence should be directed

    Steven R Galster

  • Classification(s) Categories under which an organization may be tax exempt

    501(C)(3)

    • Charitable Organization

  • Filing Requirement The primary return(s) the organization is required to file
    form 990 return  form 990 instructions
    Form 990 - (all other) or 990EZ return
  • Taxonomy Classifies an exempt Internal Revenue Code 501 (c)(3) organization

    Wildlife Sanctuary, Refuge

  • Secondary Name Another name under which this nonprofit organization does business. Also used for trade names, chapter names, or local numbers for subordinate organizations of group rulings

  • Affiliation Defines the organizational grouping

    This organization is an independent organization or an independent auxiliary (i.e., not affiliated with a National, Regional, or Geographic grouping of organizations).

  • Deductibility Status

    Contributions are deductible

  • Principal Activities
    • Preservation of natural resources (conservation)
    • Defense of human and civil rights
    • Described in section 170(b)1)(a)(vi) of the Code
  • Foundation Type

    Organization which receives a substantial part of its support from a governmental unit or the general public

  • Tax Period The date of the latest return filed

    12/2023

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