Every edition names the cause it funds.
GeoChange does not fund a vague idea of conservation. Each ambassador is tied to the organisation closest to their work, that organisation is named on every artwork they make, and the share is the same on all of them.
Works to protect Exmouth Gulf from the threat of industrialisation and to conserve its outstanding natural, cultural and social values, alongside the Ningaloo Reef. It is currently campaigning against the Gascoyne Gateway industrial port proposal, which would bring dredging and construction to a critical humpback whale nursery.
Editions funding Protect Ningaloo
A collaboration of philanthropists dedicated to restoring ocean health through sweeping shark and ray conservation: halting the overexploitation of sharks and rays and preventing extinctions through strategic, collaborative and catalytic grantmaking, sustainable policy and enforceable trade regulation.
Editions funding Shark Conservation Fund
SANCCOB is a registered non-profit dedicated to reversing the decline of seabird populations through the rescue, rehabilitation and release of ill, injured, abandoned and oiled seabirds, especially the critically endangered African penguin. It runs 24-hour rescue, treats around 2,500 birds a year and responds to oil spills along the South African coast. One Land Love It works for the protection of endangered rhino in Southern Africa.
Editions funding SANCCOB and One Land Love It
The voice for Australia's ocean: works to keep Australia's coasts and ocean healthy and free for tomorrow's generations, campaigning on marine parks, climate change, fisheries and threatened species, and mobilising public support to protect marine ecosystems.
Editions funding Australian Marine Conservation Society
Provides carbon reduction and offset solutions and carbon advisory services. Its Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Corridor is Australia's largest biodiverse reforestation carbon sink on degraded landscapes in Southwest Australia, generating Gold Standard-certified carbon credits while restoring habitat.
Editions funding Carbon Neutral
The Sussex Kelp Recovery Project was formed to champion, study and facilitate the return of kelp along the Sussex coast, where 96% of the kelp beds had disappeared by the mid-1980s. Its work was enabled by the Sussex Nearshore Trawling Byelaw, which created one of the largest trawling-prohibited areas in the UK in March 2021.
Editions funding Sussex Seabed Restoration
Global Conservation is the only international nature conservation group whose sole mission is the direct protection of endangered national parks and indigenous territories in developing countries, deploying Global Park Defense with local communities across UNESCO World Heritage sites and national parks. Thrive Conservation is a women-led not-for-profit founded in 2020 that empowers emerging Indonesian conservationists to tackle overlooked environmental issues on land and in the ocean, working with local communities and decision-makers.
Editions funding Global Conservation and Thrive Conservation
Founded by Shannon Wild, Wild In Africa makes handmade bracelets from genuine semi-precious stones and donates 50% of profits to wildlife conservation organisations across Africa and beyond, with the aim of making conservation simple.
