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With our partners, we act to preserve the forest, empower communities, and grow a sustainable model.
Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund ( IMCF)
The Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund (IMCF) is an Indigenous-led philanthropic organization dedicated to protecting the traditional plant medicines, knowledge, and cultures of Indigenous peoples around the world, particularly in Africa and the Americas. IMCF supports Indigenous communities in efforts to conserve five “keystone biocultures”: ayahuasca, iboga, mushrooms, peyote, and toad, which are at risk due to commercial exploitation, poaching, and environmental threats.
Terragnosis
Terragnosis is a Canadian drug development company focused on producing ethically sourced and high-quality iboga and ibogaine extracts, with an emphasis on sustainability and reciprocity for Indigenous communities in Gabon and Central Africa. The organization developed IBEX011, the first iboga extract to comply with the Nagoya Protocol—a United Nations framework that ensures fair benefit-sharing for communities holding traditional knowledge about iboga, particularly the Bwiti practitioners of Gabon
Beond
Beond is an international network of luxury clinics based primarily in Mexico that specializes in medically supervised ibogaine-assisted therapy for addiction, depression, anxiety, trauma, and mental health optimization. The organization blends the structure of a medical facility, a mental health treatment center, and a psychedelic retreat, offering individualized healing experiences for both chemical dependencies and life challenges like trauma or mood disorders.
Ebando
Ebando village in Gabon is the home base for the NGO Association Nature Culture Ebando (ANCE), an organization dedicated to preserving, transmitting, and celebrating the natural and intangible cultural heritage of Gabon and Central Africa. Ebando focuses on the transmission of traditional knowledge, Bwiti initiations and rituals (notably with the sacred wood iboga), the conservation of forest ecologies, and intercultural exchanges between local communities and visitors.
Maghanga Ma Nzambé Association
The Maghanga Ma Nzambé Association is a non-political Bwiti lineage organization in Gabon dedicated to protecting and serving the integrity of the Bwiti traditions, their relationship with the sacred iboga plant, and the cultural and natural heritage of Gabon. It functions as a council bringing together practitioners from the main families of the Bwiti Missoko rite in its various ancestral branches, promoting awareness of Gabon's rich heritage and advocating for the rights and recognition of traditional knowledge holders
Space For Giants
Space for Giants is an international conservation organization dedicated to protecting Africa's remaining natural ecosystems, especially the habitats of large wild animals like elephants, while promoting their social, economic, and ecological value for local communities and nations. Founded in 2011 and operating across 9 to 10 African countries including Gabon, Kenya, Uganda, and others, the organization focuses on landscape conservation, human-wildlife coexistence, and combating wildlife crime through law and justice programs.
Space For Giants
Conservation Justice is a Belgian-founded NGO primarily active in Gabon, dedicated to combating environmental crime—especially wildlife trafficking and illegal logging—while protecting African wildlife and forests with strong community involvement. The organization is a founding member of the EAGLE Network and collaborates closely with Gabonese authorities to enhance enforcement and develop sustainable, legal management of natural resources.
Mbolo Tours
Mbolo Tours Afi & Co is a travel and tour service provider based in Libreville, Gabon, offering a range of tourism-related services for both international visitors and local residents. Their services include organizing cultural, ecological, and adventure tours across Gabon, providing assistance with ticketing, transport arrangements, and local excursions.
Ma Bannière Foundation
The Ma Bannière Foundation is a Gabonese organization founded and led by the First Lady of Gabon, Zita Oligui Nguema. Its primary mission is to support vulnerable youth by providing social, educational, and economic reintegration programs that empower them with new opportunities for success.
Dr Bronner's -All One
Dr. Bronner’s All-One Foundation is the global philanthropic program of Dr. Bronner’s, a family-owned natural soap company committed to social justice, environmental sustainability, and animal advocacy. The foundation operates the All-One International Initiative, which directs at least 1% of international sales annually to fund grassroots organizations worldwide that align with Dr. Bronner’s mission.
Legacy Global Programs
Legacy Global Programs is a nonprofit organization based in Mesa, Arizona, focused on simplifying philanthropy, amplifying its impact, and supporting charitable initiatives, primarily in underdeveloped countries. The organization provides services such as donor-advised funds, fiscal sponsorship, and charitable administration to help donors maximize the effectiveness and joy of giving.
Ancestral Heart
Ancestral Heart is an organization dedicated to supporting indigenous-led cultural preservation and the respectful stewardship of ancestral wisdom, especially related to ancient rituals and plant medicines. Its mission centers on amplifying the voices of indigenous wisdom keepers and fostering global learning based on reciprocity, cultural sensitivity, and ecological awareness.
ICEERS-International Center For Ethnobotanical Education Research & Service
The International Center for Ethnobotanical Education, Research, and Service (ICEERS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming society’s relationship with traditional indigenous medicines, specifically psychoactive plants like ayahuasca, iboga, and other ethnobotanicals. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Spain, ICEERS works globally to address critical issues arising from the globalization of these plants while promoting their safe and responsible use in therapeutic and cultural contexts.
ANPN-National Parks Agency of Gabon
The National Parks Agency of Gabon (Agence Nationale des Parcs Nationaux - ANPN) is the government authority responsible for managing and protecting Gabon's national park system, which covers over 11% of the country's territory, including significant terrestrial and marine areas. Established by law in 2007, ANPN oversees park policing, maintenance, biodiversity conservation, scientific research, tourism promotion, and enforcement of environmental regulations.
One Song -One Earth
One Song One Earth is an organization that uses music, scientific research, and collaboration with indigenous peoples to promote biodiversity conservation, transmit ancestral wisdom, and protect ecosystems worldwide. Their work emphasizes the interconnection between nature, culture, and community well-being.
Gabon Untouched
Gabon Untouched is a travel and tour organization founded in 2015 by Antonio Anoro, focused on community development and nature conservation in Gabon. Known for organizing bespoke expeditions and off-the-beaten-path travel experiences, they emphasize supporting local communities and preserving the natural and cultural heritage of Gabon.
La Maison de l'Artemisia
La Maison de l'Artemisia is a French humanitarian association focused on combating malaria through the use of Artemisia plants, specifically Artemisia annua and Artemisia afra, which are traditionally used in Africa for their medicinal properties. The association supports vulnerable populations in malaria-affected regions by promoting the cultivation, research, and ethical dissemination of Artemisia-based treatments.
AGATOUR-Gabonese Agency for the Development and Promotion of Tourism and Hospitality
AGATOUR (Agence Gabonaise de Développement et de Promotion du Tourisme) is the Gabonese governmental agency responsible for the development, promotion, and regulation of the tourism sector in Gabon. Its overall mission is to position tourism as a key component of the national economy by supporting sustainable development, increasing visibility, and enhancing the competitiveness of Gabon as a tourist destination.
