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Become a Conservation All Star!
We call our monthly donors Conservation All Stars. Why? Because an all star team is full of the most exceptional and engaged members of a community. And that's what you are joining - an all star team of EPI's sustaining supporters - preserving vulnerable research sites and protecting the wildlife that call these places home.
Your monthly contribution is an easy, efficient, and effective way to safeguard vulnerable wildlife and sustain essential conservation and research efforts. As a Conservation All Star, you empower and support more students and teachers. Become a Conservation All Star monthly donor today to support EPI's nonprofit initiatives and to make a lasting impact!
Why Monthly Giving?
Monthly gifts are secure, automatic, and enabled right from our site, using the best platform option for nonprofit online giving to reduce fees. This means your gift to EPI goes even further than other online giving platforms!
Your gift goes further
Conservation All Stars help EPI plan more efficiently as we work to achieve our conservation and community leadership goals.
Monthly support also drives valuable conservation research on species like leatherback sea turtles, yellow-headed parrots, and bison.
A Cornerstone for EPI
Our all-stars get exclusive perks for your dedication, including an exclusive sticker, limited edition travel cup, and discount on all purchases at EPI's online store!
Additionally, members are the first to know about exciting highlights from the field and suggestions for sustainable living.
Member Benefits
What You'll Get:
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An exclusive Conservation All-Star sticker!
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For 2025 only, you'll also receive a special EPI 25th Anniversary sticker!
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A limited edition EPI travel cup (for donations of $15/month or more)!
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15% off purchases at EPI's online store!
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A warm welcome from an EPI team member!
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Access to our exclusive email updates!
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Year-end tax receipt with a summary of your donations
What Monthly Giving Makes Possible:
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36,000
Sea turtle hatchlings released in Costa Rica
505
Endangered yellow-headed parrots monitored in Belize
12,682
m2 of invasive plants removed in the Galapagos Islands
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84
Benthic marine species registered in Baja
2,794
Hours of ungulate research in Yellowstone
