Through our partnerships with organizations such as the Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, Colorado State University, Missouri Botanical Garden, U.S. Geological Survey, and the National Wildlife Research Center, the skills of expert ecologists, wildlife biologists, anthropologists, and political scientists are utilized for each project. We also have formed partnerships in Ethiopia, from federal and regional government agencies to universities and local village elders.

Association for Sustainable Development and Social Progress

Bale Mountains National Park

Banovich Wildscapes Foundation

The Conklin Foundation

Center for Collaborative Conservation

Conservation Force

Dallas Ecological Foundation

ESRI

Ethiopia Rift Valley Safaris

Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority

Geographic Resource Solutions

Fort Collins Plymouth Congregational Church

Fort Collins Trinity Lutheran Church

Global School of Sustainable Enterprises, Colorado State University

Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, Colorado State University

Nature and Culture International

Peace Corps

Safari Club International Foundation

Safari Club International Chapters: Golden Gate, Pittsburgh,

San Francisco Bay Area, and Tucson

Shikar Safari Club

Terra Novo Ecological Consulting

Thrivent Financial

USDA National Wildlife Research Center

U.S. Embassy

Warner College of Natural Resources, Colorado State University

Wildland Safaris

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

Although there is no official affiliation between TMF and Colorado State University, there has been a strong informal partnership for more than a decade. For example, there have been dozens of CSU researchers and faculty from different academic departments and colleges that have provided expertise to many of the projects supported by TMF. Similarly, TMF has facilitated African studies and research for CSU graduate programs by providing funding, data and logistical support. TMF has worked with the CSU departments of forestry, natural resources, fish and wildlife, soils and crop sciences, and political science and with the Global School of Sustainable Enterprise Program, the Center for Collaborative Conservation, Office of International Programs, CSU Peace Corp Program, and the Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory. This unique partnership was not by design, but it has facilitated many educational, research, and conservation achievements by TMF and CSU.