Protecting Wildlife and Habitats: How Your Support Helps Nature Thrive

At Universal Networks, we believe small actions can add up to real change. One of the ways we make a difference is through our partnership with B1G1, where for every customer order, we donate to incredible projects that make a positive impact for people, animals, and the environment.

Every quarter, we choose new projects to support, carefully selected by our employees. This quarter, we’ve focused on protecting wildlife and the habitats they depend on.

Thanks to our valued customers, we’ve been able to contribute to three important initiatives:

Giving Sea Turtles a Fighting Chance

Sea turtles have been swimming the world’s oceans for over 100 million years, but their future is increasingly uncertain. Through this project, we’re helping keep nesting beaches safe and giving baby turtles the chance to make it to the sea.

This project funds beach patrols, habitat protection, and community education, all vital steps to preserving these incredible creatures and the ecosystems they support.

Read more about this project here >

Veterinary Care for Stray Animals

In many parts of the world, stray dogs and cats often face harsh conditions and lack access to basic veterinary care. This project helps provide medical treatment, vaccinations, and sterilisation for animals in need.

This work not only improves the welfare of individual animals but also helps build healthier, more compassionate communities.

Read more about this project here.

Planting Trees for Endangered Birds

Birds play a crucial role in our ecosystems, but many species are losing their homes to deforestation. By supporting this project, we’re contributing to reforestation projects that create safe habitats for vulnerable birds.

Every tree planted helps support biodiversity, stabilise the climate, and protect countless other species that share these forests.

Read more about this project here >

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