The Hirola need you to survive and thrive in the wild.
When you support Hirola Conservation Program (HCP) as a Wildlife Conservation Network partner, you help enable the Hirola, people and other wildlife to coexist through improving their health and livelihoods in and around the protected areas.
Methods available for Donation
Credit Card
Pay Pal
Crypo Currency
Bank Transfer
To support HCP through WCN please Click below and using the programs dropdown, select Hirola and Giraffe then Donate.
Other Ways to Support
Leave a legacy
Leaving a gift in your will is a wonderful way to invest in future conservation work to ensure wild hirola roam free for generations to come.
Your gift by bank transfer
If you would like to send your gift via bank transfer get in touch by using hcp@hirolaconservation.org
Send a cheque
Mobile Wallet Payment
PayBill Account No. 798350
Account name: HIROLA
Support daily life of a ranger
Your donation helps equip our rangers with uniforms and critical field equipment such as cameras for monitoring and protection.
Fuel a motorbike for a ranger
Our rangers patrol vast areas to protect the hirola, relying primarily on motorbikes that can navigate rough and remote terrain.
Water for wildlife
The hirola’s native rangelands are dry and highly prone to drought. Support efforts to dig boreholes and replenish the water troughs we have constructed to ensure reliable access to water.
Hirola educational center
Support our education center by providing conservation books, detailed charts, and engaging learning tools such as puzzles and ethogram activities.
World Hirola day
Make it possible and join us annually the celebration of the most critically endangered antelope. Make the workshop happen.
Experience Wildlife Conservation Firsthand
Visit wildlife conservancies and protected areas where hirola conservation is underway. Seeing
conservation in action creates a powerful connection to this rare species and the landscapes
they depend on.
Spread Awareness
The hirola is often called “the forgotten antelope.” Help change that. Learn about its challenges—habitat loss, drought and predation, and share its story with friends, family and
your community.
Travel to East Africa
Join eco-friendly travel experiences that support conservation and local communities. Witness the landscapes where the hirola once thrived and learn how restoration efforts are bringing hope back.