Our Story
About WildlifeScope
Since 2024, we have been dedicated to wildlife conservation in Bangladesh, protecting endangered species and their natural habitats.
Mission
To protect endangered species and their habitats through science-based conservation, community engagement, and global partnerships.
Vision
A world where wildlife thrives in healthy ecosystems, and humans live in harmony with the natural world.
Values
Integrity, compassion, collaboration, and unwavering dedication to the preservation of biodiversity.
Our Journey
A Legacy of Conservation
WildlifeScope was founded in 2024 in Chittagong, Bangladesh, by passionate conservationists dedicated to protecting the rich biodiversity of Bangladesh. From the majestic Royal Bengal tigers of the Sundarbans to the endangered Ganges river dolphins, our mission is to preserve Bangladesh's unique wildlife heritage for future generations.
Today, we employ cutting-edge technology, partner with local communities, and work alongside governments to protect over 150 species and preserve millions of acres of critical habitat. Our work is driven by science, guided by compassion, and fueled by the belief that every species matters.
Founded in Chittagong, Bangladesh
Launched Sundarbans tiger conservation program
Partnership with local communities established
Expanded to cover all Bangladesh wildlife regions
Marine conservation program launched
Protecting endangered species nationwide
Our Leadership
Meet the Team
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
Founder & CEO
A renowned wildlife biologist with 40 years of field experience.
James Okonkwo
Director of Operations
Former park ranger leading our on-ground conservation efforts.
Dr. Maria Santos
Head of Research
Marine biologist specializing in ocean ecosystem restoration.
Chen Wei
Community Programs Lead
Expert in sustainable development and community engagement.