VC-backed fund promises better model for wildlife protection: 'Conservation is a cash flow problem'

Marios Michaelides, director of the AMES Habitat Fund. Image supplied
2 Jun 2026
13:30
A foundation co-founded by top European investors and founders is using blockchain-registered bonds to channel private capital into African wildlife conservation.

Now the organisation looks to attract retail and institutional investors to its first fund.

"Conservation is a cash flow problem," Marios Michaelides, director of the AMES Habitat Fund, tells Impact Loop.

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