## About the Crisis

In recent weeks, uncontrolled wildfires have swept across Etosha National Park, one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife sanctuaries in Namibia. The fires have left thousands of animals — including elephants, zebras, antelopes, and predators — struggling for survival. Entire areas of grassland and water sources have been destroyed, leaving wildlife without shelter, food, or safe drinking water.

## 🎥 A Glimpse of the Fire’s Impact

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Watch how Etosha’s wildlife and rangers fight for survival amidst the raging flames.

## 🌍 When the world looks away, be the one who steps forward.

Every second, another patch of Etosha’s land turns to ash — but hope doesn’t burn easily. Your donation fuels rescue trucks, feeds displaced animals, and keeps brave rangers in motion. Whether it’s $5 or 0.001 BTC, every drop of kindness counts. ❤️

## Donate with Crypto

Bitcoin (BTC) Address: bc1pxnzjaum08sudf3femxeay5laqfnwd9dfj8zv0z8anx2tsuq0vg5slr85fd
Ethereum (ETH) Address: 0x1f2e9221bf9b32efc34cf1d3207ff48b537d4ba2
Tether (USDT - ERC20) Address: 0x1f2e9221bf9b32efc34cf1d3207ff48b537d4ba2
USD Coin (USDC) Address: 0x1f2e9221bf9b32efc34cf1d3207ff48b537d4ba2
BNB (BEP20) Address: 0x1f2e9221bf9b32efc34cf1d3207ff48b537d4ba2
Solana (SOL) Address: GmX1g1Pe1EAbj23KaSC1a4VbLfSQPkgDU8rzJJPdE7b1
Disclaimer: This fundraising initiative is organized by private individuals who care deeply about wildlife and environmental preservation. We are not directly affiliated with the Namibian government, Etosha National Park authorities, or any official agency. All donations are intended to support verified wildlife relief and recovery partners such as the Wildlife Emergency Fund (Namibia), WeWild Africa, and WWF.
Every effort is made to ensure transparency, accountability, and proper allocation of resources, but contributors should understand that this is a community-led initiative and not a registered charity or government-backed organization. Your support directly empowers on-ground responders and conservation volunteers to protect Etosha’s surviving wildlife and restore their natural habitat.