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FREELAND FIRING ON ALL CYLINDERS!

,   and  Steven Galster
Freeland's impact numbers.

2025 started with a bang!  Halfway through the year when we look back at what we have achieved as Freelanders over the last two quarters (despite the funding freezes and global chaos), we cannot be more proud of the impact we have made. Quarter 1 was reflective, but Quarter 2 was all action. Today we present our latest snapshot of our activities over the last six months of 2025.

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Operating in 4 continents, 35 countries, Freeland CONTINUES to Protects People and Wildlife from Trafficking, ​and Helps Builds Resilient Communities and Ecosystems.

Freeland's comprehensive approach involves - PROTECTING People, Plants and Animals from Trafficking; EDUCATING the Public on How to Help Stop Trafficking; and REWARDING Protectors of our Planet and People from trafficking.

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Steven Galster

Steven is an environmental and human rights investigator and counter-trafficking program designer. He has been featured on CNN, National Geographic, Discovery, TIME Magazine, and the New York Times.

Website Nairobi, Kenya

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