Mojave Animal Protection

Mojave Animal Protection (MAP) is a U.S. nonprofit organization dedicated to the welfare and protection of animal life within the Mojave region. The organization focuses on addressing critical environmental challenges faced by the Mojave's ecosystems, particularly habitat loss and degradation due to global warming and human interference.

Programs and Activities

Mojave Animal Protection implements several key initiatives to support both the local community and the environment:

• Community Programs: MAP operates programs such as the Mojave Pet Food Bank to meet essential needs within Mojave and Imperial Valley communities.
• Fiscal Sponsorship: It empowers local groups by providing access to funding opportunities typically limited to tax-exempt organizations, helping these groups improve their communities.
• Education: MAP develops and distributes educational materials, including lesson plans, coloring pages, activity books, and stories focused on desert conservation. These resources are available both digitally and in print, especially tailored for remote areas with limited internet access.
• Community Events: The organization fosters a sense of community and cooperation by hosting events like EarthFest Joshua Tree and Blessing of the Animals, which strengthen the human-animal bond and promote environmental stewardship.

Mission

The mission of Mojave Animal Protection is to protect the Mojave's ecosystems through education and advocacy. By inspiring and empowering communities to take action, MAP aims to preserve the region's unique flora and fauna for future generations.

External Recognition

Mojave Animal Protection has been recognized for its efforts in promoting environmental awareness and supporting community welfare through various educational programs and advocacy initiatives.