Kids Saving Critters Conservation Foundation empowers youth to protect wildlife and habitats through conservation action, environmental education, community service, and leadership. Kids Saving Critters Conservation Foundation was founded in 2017 on a simple belief: young people have the passion, creativity, and determination to make a lasting impact on the world around them. Together, we’re building the next generation of environmental stewards and creating lasting change for people, wildlife, and the planet.
As a youth-led nonprofit, we empower young people to protect wildlife and habitats through conservation action, environmental education, community service, and leadership opportunities. From habitat restoration and citizen science projects to wildlife conservation efforts around the globe, we believe every action can create positive change. By connecting kids with nature and providing hands-on opportunities to make a difference, we are inspiring and equipping the next generation of conservation leaders. Together, we are protecting wildlife, restoring habitats, and creating a brighter future for our planet—one project at a time.
Spider monkeys in Costa Rica face habitat loss and hunting. We partnered with Kids Saving the Rainforest Wildlife Sanctuary to fundraise and build a large rehabilitation enclosure for rescued monkeys. We met our goal—and the enclosure is complete.
“Today the kids had such an amazing day! Thank you very, very much. This was an experience that will stay with the kids forever. Your group is amazing!”
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From the Blog
Stories, interviews, and updates from our kids and projects.
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Environment
Why Water Pollution is so Important
Over 14 billion tons of trash reach our oceans each year. One kid breaks down why this matters—and what we can all do about it.
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Interview
Exclusive Interview With… Quinn!
Meet Quinn, a 3rd-grade member of Kids Saving Critters who loves owls and has some big ideas for protecting wildlife.
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Community
Kids Saving Critters Club
A new after-school club launched at Westwood Elementary School—brainstorming ways to help animals, writing letters, and making videos.
