To increase the welfare of individual displaced animals while enhancing conservation and pioneering science-based rehabilitation and wildlife health across the Indo Pacific, and in doing so to save at least 40,000 lives in the decade.
To recover populations of at least ten threatened species or subspecies by reversing their national or global status of threat through direct action.
Improve the existing functionality of protected areas.
Demonstrate innovative and replicable large scale programmes for reducing human wildlife conflict.
To combat key wildlife crime and demonstrably reduce poaching or trade in live wildlife and wildlife products.
To secure identified critical habitats outside the traditional protected area systems, especially habitat linkages, wetlands, grasslands, community reserves, significant and migratory bird habitats, and sacred groves.
To create a positive and measurable change in people’s perceptions to improve the conservation and welfare of wildlife in the Indo Pacific.