Conservation of the Bengal monitor lizard and golden monitor lizard in Tanahun disctrict in Nepal. These species are hunted for their meat and skin. The golden monitor is a protected species in Nepal. By conducting educational outreach programms in schools and communities awareness can be spread to protect these vulnarable species. 

Primary school conservation campaign in the communities surrounding critical frog habitats. Turning classrooms into hubs for conservation, teaching children about the unique biology of the Goliath Frog and why its river ecosystem matters.

The research focuses on the current, and underexposed theme within the reptile hobby: the minimum living space that is necessary for the wellbeing of snakes, with specific attention to the possibility to stretch their body fully.

This conservation project includes various activities that contribute to the recovery of the natural population. For example, eggs from nests in the wild are collected and incubated artificially.

Brain Youth Group has ensured that a lot of natural mangrove forest has been restored through planting in Kenya.

The Snakebite Survival Fund can make a difference for many children around the world, as it can save their life and pay for their rehabilitation and other after-care.