What is Pelorus Foundation?
Our mission is to champion innovation and act as a catalyst, empowering individuals and local communities to preserve and protect the world’s wildlife and wild places for future generations.
INAUGURAL DINNER IN SUPPORT OF PELORUS FOUNDATION
2 November 2023, Natural History Museum London
Join Pelorus for its inaugural charity dinner in support of Pelorus Foundation. Supporting our mission to address the greatest challenges society is facing by selecting sustainable options, connecting with nature, and engaging with environmentally respectful brands.
DATE: Thursday 02 November 2023
TIME: Drinks from 7:00 PM, carriages at 12:00 PM
LOCATION: Natural History Museum, London
TABLES OF 10: £2,500
DRESS CODE: Black Tie
The evening includes
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A three-course dinner hosted in the spectacular Earth Hall at the Natural History Museum, London.
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An exclusive drinks reception and private viewing of the 59th Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition, featuring the winning and highly commended images from the 2023 competition.
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A live auction of money can’t buy experiences raising funds for Pelorus Foundation and conducted by a highly acclaimed auctioneer
FUNDS RAISED FROM THIS EVENT HELP SUPPORT VITAL CONSERVATION WORK
Your contributions from this event will fuel the life-saving efforts of Pelorus Foundation’s crucial work. We’re on a mission to safeguard our environment alongside African communities. Current projects in conjunction with our local partners include:
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Safeguarding Namibia’s pangolins from brutal poaching for lucrative, illegal Asian trade. The pangolin, the world’s most trafficked mammal is now at risk of extinction. Already in 2023, we have helped ensure the rehabilitation back into the wild of 19 pangolins successfully rescued from poachers by local wildlife crime forces.
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Empowering fearless African Field Rangers with specialised training in South Africa, Zambia and the DRC. Rangers stand as the last line of defence against ruthless poachers who spare no mercy for them or their families. To date, we have already helped train over 200 rangers working in some of the most challenging environments.
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Preserving Kenya’s marine biodiversity, shielding endangered sea turtles, reviving coral life through innovative ocean gardening, and nurturing sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities. One key achievement this year has been the signing of a new community agreement for the ongoing safeguarding of the local marine protected area.
Please join hands with us for a better planet.
“Joining Pelorus and Pelorus Foundation for this inaugural evening offers a chance to support critical climate projects globally” Geordie Mackay Lewis, Pelorus CEO