We may be young, but age does not define our impact. To make a difference, we simply need to take action.
Mission STATEMENT
30,000
Species go extinct every year
356%
Estimated increase in African poaching by 2030
Every 5 mins
A pangolin is killed
8 hours
Amount of time between Rhino poachings
MEET KATE
Kate Gilman Williams was 7 years old when she went on safari in South Africa. Michelle, her game driver, taught her about the animals, their habitats, and the dangers they face from humanity every day. Kate journaled her experience and wrote about her learnings every day, and when she returned back home Kate decided enough was enough.
It was time to take action.
THE BOOK
Kate and Michelle teamed up to write “Let’s Go on Safari” to spread awareness about animal conservation, life in the African bush, and inspire people everywhere to advocate for animals facing extinction.
100% of sales are donated to The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, the Jane Goodall Institue, and Global Wildlife Conservation for animal protection and anti-poaching efforts.
The Organization
When I was on my book tour in 2019, I met kids from all over. Two emotions were consistent – love and anger. I noticed a pattern when I was talking to them:
“We love animals! How can humans kill animals? This is wrong.”
“I didn’t know I could be an animal advocate!”
I founded Kids Can Save Animals to help my generation turn their natural love for animals and our planet into advocacy. I believe that advocacy has no age limit. And the truth is, it is up to my generation to fix big things. So let’s go!
-Kate Gilman Williams
Our Partners
Advocacy
To be an advocate, you need to learn as much as you can about a topic and then speak up about it. The next step is to think of ways to include more people to join your cause. The final step is the most fun – take action! Click the link below to see how experts in conservation and technology are making an impact. And remember, your age does not limit what you can achieve.
