​Habitat Watcher Foundation
栖息地守望者基金会

Our History        
我们的历史

Mr. Fu Liu, Ms. Xiaoling Cao, Ms. Yingcui Cai, and Mr. Qiang Zhuo (known as Simba) initiated the establishment of the Habitat Watcher Foundation (HWF) in California in 2014, hoping to gather more people with similar interests to protect the natural habitats of wild animals through borderless cooperation. Since its establishment, HWF has committed to promoting wildlife protection in Maasai Mara of Kenya through fund donation and technical support, including habitat protection, settlement of human-wildlife conflicts, wildlife rescue, community education and sports, employment of women, and publication of wildlife protection magazine; HWF has been focusing on awareness campaign for wildlife conservation in North America, including lectures on wildlife protection held at Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Southern California, University of Vermont, University of California, Los Angeles, University of Southern California, Google headquarters, and special speeches or media interviews at overseas Chinese news, Southern California China-US forum, Los Angeles Chinese radio, California Artificial Intelligence Conference, and Southern California Environmental Protection Association. Every year, volunteers are recruited to Kenya to carry out wild protection tasks. From 2015 to 2019, there were 76 volunteers in total, of which more than 70% are teenagers, mainly high school students. They have increased their knowledge, improved their vision, cultivated their academic research and activity organization ability, and strengthened their ability to survive in the wild. After returning to school, they greatly benefited from the action goals based on the global sense of responsibility, became excellent students who are especially welcomed by leading American colleges.