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The AGAPARA endowment fund

The endowment fund

Behind each sneaker, an endangered animal and a fragile landscape come to life in thread.

Each embroidery creation supports the preservation of endangered wildlife species at the heart of vulnerable and fragile ecosystems.  Faced with the accelerated collapse of biodiversity, Agapara founded the Ross'Wild endowment fund, driven by the desire to actively contribute to the protection of life. This independent fund supports environmental projects of general interest in France, working closely with committed associations, iconic national parks, and research organizations specializing in fauna and flora. The main mission of the Ross'Wild fund is to preserve endangered wildlife by financing the restoration and protection of their natural habitats, whether terrestrial or marine.
At the same time, the fund supports scientific research to better understand these species and their environments, supports concrete actions against poaching, and promotes awareness initiatives among the general public. The fund also contributes to the monitoring of breeding areas and the care of injured or distressed animals, actions that are essential to ensuring the survival and sustainability of natural ecosystems, while preserving biological diversity for future generations.
Committed to this mission, AGAPARA donates 5% of its profits to the Ross'Wild fund, reinforcing its commitment to a future where nature and its riches are protected and respected.

CARE AND REHABILITATION OF SPECIES

Projects dedicated to the reception and treatment of injured, sick, or distressed animals, with appropriate veterinary care, personalized monitoring, and rehabilitation programs aimed at reintroducing them into their natural environment. These initiatives ensure the survival of individual species and support the dynamics of endangered populations.

HABITAT PROTECTION AND RESTORATION

Actions focused on the conservation and restoration of terrestrial and marine natural environments, with a particular emphasis on protecting breeding and birthing grounds, which are essential to species survival. These projects encourage the restoration of balanced ecosystems, strengthening local biodiversity and the resilience of habitats in the face of human pressures and climate change.

RESEARCH, AWARENESS AND COMBAT AGAINST THREATS

Support for in-depth scientific programs on species-habitat interactions, accompanied by awareness campaigns to mobilize civil society. Implementation of concrete actions against poaching, deforestation, and other threats, contributing to the sustainable protection of wild fauna and flora.

Behind each sneaker, an endangered animal and a fragile landscape come to life in thread.

Each embroidery creation supports the preservation of endangered wildlife species at the heart of vulnerable and fragile ecosystems. Faced with the accelerating collapse of biodiversity, Agapara founded the Ross'Wild endowment fund, driven by the desire to actively contribute to the protection of life. This independent fund supports environmental projects of general interest in France, working closely with committed associations, iconic national parks, and research organizations specializing in fauna and flora. The main mission of the Ross'Wild fund is to preserve endangered wildlife by financing the restoration and protection of their natural habitats, whether terrestrial or marine.

At the same time, the fund supports scientific research to better understand these species and their environments, supports concrete actions against poaching, and promotes awareness initiatives among the general public. The fund also contributes to the monitoring of breeding areas and the care of injured or distressed animals, actions that are essential to ensuring the survival and sustainability of natural ecosystems, while preserving biological diversity for future generations.
Committed to this mission, AGAPARA donates 5% of its profits to the Ross'Wild fund, reinforcing its commitment to a future where nature and its riches are protected and respected.

CARE AND REHABILITATION OF SPECIES

Projects dedicated to the reception and treatment of injured, sick, or distressed animals, with appropriate veterinary care, personalized monitoring, and rehabilitation programs aimed at reintroducing them into their natural environment. These initiatives ensure the survival of individual species and support the dynamics of endangered populations.

HABITAT PROTECTION AND RESTORATION

Actions focused on the conservation and restoration of terrestrial and marine natural environments, with a particular emphasis on protecting breeding and birthing grounds, which are essential to species survival. These projects encourage the restoration of balanced ecosystems, strengthening local biodiversity and the resilience of habitats in the face of human pressures and climate change.

RESEARCH, AWARENESS AND COMBAT AGAINST THREATS

Support for in-depth scientific programs on species-habitat interactions, accompanied by awareness campaigns to mobilize civil society. Implementation of concrete actions against poaching, deforestation, and other threats, contributing to the sustainable protection of wild fauna and flora.