Prime Biodiversity Conservation is a Rwandan-based not-for-profit organization devoted to preserving biodiversity, combating Climate Change, and sustainably managing our natural resources for a better future. Founded in 2018 by a dedicated group of environmentalists, We recognized the urgent need to tackle the challenges and threats facing Rwanda’s rich and unique biodiversity. At the same time, we saw the potential to improve the well-being and livelihoods of our communities through nature-based solutions.
Our mission focuses on enhancing biodiversity conservation, climate change actions, and sustainable management of natural resources. We chose the name “Prime Biodiversity Conservation” because we believe that biodiversity is the fundamental cornerstone of human survival and development. Through our programs, we aim to create a sustainable future for both nature and the communities that depend on it.
Our vision is a world where deliberate actions are taken to preserve biodiversity for people.
Our organization is committed to consistency, transparency, and integrity while fulfilling its mission and vision. We prioritize sustainability, education, and awareness about biodiversity for future generations. We value the well-being of the communities we work with and empower them through active engagement. Our goal is to develop long-lasting relationships that support biodiversity and climate conservation.
We are consistent, transparent, and committed to our mission and vision.
We consider the needs of future generations and invest in biodiversity education and awareness.
We value the communities we work with and actively participate in their well-being.
We build and sustain healthy relationships that support biodiversity conservation and climate action.
We care because we cherish both nature and humanity. Biodiversity is the cornerstone of life on Earth, providing us with essential resources like food, water, medicine, and materials. It plays a crucial role in regulating our climate, purifying air and water, and maintaining soil health. Biodiversity also enriches our health, culture, spirituality, and identity; it’s our heritage, responsibility, and legacy.
Climate change is the greatest threat to biodiversity and humanity, impacting every aspect of our lives, from health to the economy. It increases the frequency and intensity of natural disasters, droughts, floods, storms, and fires and disrupts species, habitats, and ecosystems. This crisis exacerbates poverty, hunger, conflict, and migration.
Natural resources are vital for our livelihoods and development. They provide income, employment, energy, and security, enabling us to meet our basic needs and aspirations. Protecting these resources is essential for fostering growth and prosperity for current and future generations.
