Nadacni Fond Ccbc

What Nadacni Fond Ccbc does

Nadační fond CCBC — operating publicly as the Czech Coalition for Biodiversity Conservation (Česká koalice pro ochranu biodiverzity) — is a private non-profit foundation headquartered in Prague (Seifertova 615/65, Praha 3) that coordinates biodiversity conservation and environmental education. The foundation functions as an umbrella coalition for 18 international conservation projects spanning Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Uganda, DR Congo, Madagascar, and the Czech Republic, with field programs including sea turtle nest protection (Chráníme mořské želvy — 9 locations, 3,396 nests and 174,439 hatchlings released in 2025), elephant conservation (Save-Elephants in Congo and Chad), slow loris and pangolin rescue (Záchranný program Kukang on Sumatra), and proboscis monkey and mangrove protection in Balikpapan Bay (GPTB).

Its product surface is organized into three layers: (1) field conservation delivered jointly with local NGOs, Indonesian and Czech zoos (Liberec, Ostrava, Brno), and universities (Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Syiah Kuala, Universitas Papua); (2) a domestic education platform anchored by the U studánky poznání center in Prague 7, the CCBC do škol school outreach program, and international programs such as Education4Conservation; and (3) awareness content including the 'Krajina Dana Bárty' documentary series, the 'Z odpadu k pokladu' circular-economy program, and the 'Pasti na ptáky' bird-protection campaign. Technology is a standard NGO web stack — WordPress with Elementor, Google Analytics, Wistia, YouTube, and Google reCAPTCHA — with no proprietary software or AI components.

The foundation is led by Director Kristýna Nováková and operates with 11–50 staff. Revenue is generated entirely through voluntary donations, individual giving, corporate sponsorships, and grants from a small set of institutional funders led by Germany's Welttierschutzgesellschaft; the organization is donor-dependent, with no disclosed revenue, funding rounds, or audited financial statements in the public record. Geographic reach is genuinely multi-continental, but fundraising and brand presence are concentrated in the Czech Republic.

Name

Nadacni Fond Ccbc

Legal name

Nadační fond CCBC

Website

https://ccbc.cz

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

CCBC is a Prague-based Czech non-profit foundation that coordinates 18 biodiversity conservation projects across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Africa, and the Czech Republic, while running domestic environmental education programs through its U studánky poznání center and school outreach, funded by donations and grants.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Environmental Conservation and Education

NAICS

Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations (813312), Grantmaking Foundations (813211)

akta.pro industry

PRIMARYBPAGAKAM

Environmental & Climate Grantmaking Foundations

Business & Public Services/Nonprofit, NGO & Social Services/Philanthropy, Foundations & Grantmaking

SECONDARYBPADALAE

Nature, Biodiversity & Ecosystem Conservation

Business & Public Services/International Organizations & Development/Climate, Environment & Sustainable Development Programs

SECONDARYBPAGAGAA

Biodiversity & Habitat Conservation

Business & Public Services/Nonprofit, NGO & Social Services/Environmental & Conservation Organizations

Keywords

• Biodiversity conservation
• Environmental education
• Species protection
• Wildlife conservation
• Habitat preservation

Headquarters

HQ city

Prague

HQ country

Czechia

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Donations and charitable contributions: CCBC operates as a foundation funded primarily through donations from supporters. The organization provides a dedicated bank account (2865271001/5500, IBAN CZ2155000000002865271001, BIC/SWIFT RZBCCZPP) for donors. Individual and corporate donations support field conservation projects across 9 locations globally.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Nadační fond CCBC (Czech Coalition for Biodiversity Conservation) is a non-profit foundation that coordinates 18 international biodiversity conservation projects across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Uganda, DR Congo, Madagascar, and the Czech Republic. It runs hands-on species protection programs (sea turtles, elephants, proboscis monkeys, slow lorises, mangroves) and delivers environmental education through schools, workshops, summer camps, and the U studánky poznání education center in Prague. Activities are funded primarily through donations and grants.

Product overview

Nadacni Fond Ccbc (Česká koalice pro ochranu biodiverzity) is a Czech nonprofit coalition that helps nonprofits protect fauna and flora, connecting 18 international conservation projects worldwide and in the Czech Republic. The organization operates through multiple distinct programs: conservation projects (Save-Elephants, Chráníme mořské želvy, Záchranný program Kukang, GPTB for Balikpapan Bay); educational centers (U studánky poznání in Prague); school programs (CCBC do škol, Education4Conservation internationally); documentary series (Krajina Dana Bárty, Z odpadu k pokladu); awareness campaigns (Pasti na ptáky); and children's camps. The organization is not a technology product company but rather a conservation and education nonprofit coalition.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• U studánky poznání: Nature conservation popularization center in Prague, Ovenecká 332/38, Praha 7
• Save-Elephants
• Chráníme mořské želvy z.s.
• Záchranný program Kukang
• Hnutí za záchranu Balikpapanského zálivu (GPTB)
• Education4Conservation
• Od odpadu k pokladu
• Pasti na ptáky
• Travel for Planet

Products and services

• Chráníme mořské želvy z.s. (Sea Turtle Protection) A sea turtle conservation program protecting nesting sites across 9 locations (6 in Indonesia, 3 in Sri Lanka). In 2025, the program protected 3,396 turtle nests and released 174,439 hatchlings into the sea through anti-poaching operations and community-based beach protection.
• Save-Elephants Elephant conservation initiative operating in Congo, Chad, and the Czech Republic, including documentary production about the ivory trade, anti-poaching field operations, and community-based conservation programs in Africa.
• Záchranný program Kukang (Slow Loris Rescue) A 10-year slow loris and pangolin rescue and conservation program operating on Sumatra and the Philippines, including anti-illegal wildlife trade activities and rehabilitation of confiscated animals.
• Hnutí za záchranu Balikpapanského zálivu (GPTB) Movement for the Protection of the Balikpapan Bay in East Kalimantan, Indonesia, focused on monitoring mangrove ecosystems, proboscis monkey populations, and crocodile populations, while advocating against coal transshipment and industrial threats.
• U studánky poznání Education Center A nature conservation popularization center in Prague (Ovenecká 332/38, Praha 7) offering environmental programs, workshops, lectures, and educational camps for children ages 6-12.
• Education4Conservation International environmental education program for young children (ages 4-6) operating in Indonesia, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Madagascar, reaching over 9,000 children and students through approximately 800 lessons.
• CCBC do škol (School Outreach Program) A school-based environmental education program providing library resources, festival events, research activities, lectures, and experiential programs to primary and secondary schools across the Czech Republic.
• Ptačí dobrodružství na školní zahradě (Bird Adventure in School Garden) A long-term inquiry-based environmental program for primary school students (grades 1-9) in Prague, focused on bird observation, biodiversity monitoring, and nature conservation activities in school gardens.
• CCBC tábory (Children's Nature Camps) Summer and suburban nature camps for children combining outdoor exploration, nature observation, and creative activities led by field zoologists and visual artists.

Quantifiable outcome

• Protected 3,396 turtle nests and released 174,439 baby turtles into the sea in 2025
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

16 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Save-Elephants z.s.coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSave-Elephants is a Czech non-profit focused on elephant conservation in Congo and Chad. CCBC co-sponsors and supports Save-Elephants projects including the 2025 documentary 'Kongo: Cena slona' with Ben Cristovao and Arthur Sniegon. The partnership covers field conservation operations, elephant rescue, and community peacekeeping programs in Africa.
• Hnutí za záchranu Balikpapanského zálivu (GPTB)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGPTB (Gerakan Pelestarian Telok Balikpapan / Balikpapan Bay Conservation Movement) is a local Indonesian movement that CCBC supports in protecting the Balikpapan Bay area, monitoring mangroves, proboscis monkeys, and crocodile populations, and advocating against coal transshipment and infrastructure development threatening the ecosystem.
• Zoo LibereccoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerZoo Liberec collaborates with CCBC on Indonesian conservation projects, particularly sea turtle protection on Sumatra's Banyak Islands and anti-poaching operations. Czech field zoologists from Zoo Liberec work directly with Indonesian teams on monitoring, research, and enforcement actions.
• Zoo OstravacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerZoo Ostrava works alongside Zoo Liberec and CCBC on Indonesian sea turtle conservation, contributing field zoologists and funding to anti-poaching operations and turtle nest protection programs.
• ProNaturacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerProNatura is a Swiss conservation foundation that co-founded GPTB with CCBC and has been instrumental in advocating for wildlife corridors (overpasses) across the Nusantara highway. The partnership focuses on habitat connectivity and primate conservation in East Kalimantan.
• Chráníme mořské želvy z.s. (We Protect Sea Turtles)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerA Czech organization led by Hana Vašina Svobodová that partners with CCBC to protect sea turtles across 9 locations (6 in Indonesia, 2 in Sri Lanka, and 1 on Sulawesi). In 2025, the partnership protected 3,396 turtle nests and released 174,439 hatchlings.
• Česká zemědělská univerzita v Praze (Czech University of Life Sciences Prague)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCCU in Prague collaborates on sea turtle research in Indonesia's Banyak Islands, including genetic studies, satellite tracking, and questionnaire surveys on turtle hunting and use.
• Zoo BrnominorStrategic or Co-development PartnerZoo Brno co-supports sea turtle research activities in the Banyak Islands archipelago alongside CCU Prague and CCBC.
• Laut BiruminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAn Indonesian organization on Sulawesi that CCBC supports for direct sea turtle protection, coral and mangrove planting, beach cleanup, and environmental education for local children. Started in August 2024.
• WALHI (Friends of the Earth Indonesia) East KalimantanminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerWALHI East Kalimantan is an Indonesian environmental NGO that CCBC's GPTB team collaborates with on joint advocacy initiatives against nickel processing, coal transshipment, and government policy reform in the Balikpapan Bay area.
• JATAM Kalimantan Timur (Mining Watch Network)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerJATAM is an Indonesian mining watchdog network that CCBC's GPTB team collaborates with on environmental monitoring and advocacy against industrial pollution in East Kalimantan.
• ALTO (Sulawesi)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAn Indonesian turtle conservation organization on Sulawesi that CCBC supports with research on optimal hatchery conditions using temperature and humidity sensors borrowed from the Czech Academy of Sciences.
• SEHABAT PENYU LOANG (Lembata)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAn Indonesian turtle conservation organization on Lembata Island that CCBC supports with beach protection, nest relocation, and community education. Purchased new land and built a new protected hatchery section in 2024.
• Pamali Indonesia (Denawan Island)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAn Indonesian NGO that CCBC partners with on Denawan Island for sea turtle conservation, successfully protecting 176 nesting turtles in July 2025 and 5,532 hatchlings released.
• Yayasan Selam Karya Lestari & Universitas Papua (Papua)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCCBC partners with this Indonesian foundation and university on leatherback turtle protection in Papua, establishing three hatcheries and supporting community education programs including computer courses for children.
• Česká inspekce životního prostředí (Czech Environmental Inspectorate)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Czech Environmental Inspectorate provided support for the 'Ivory - Evilvory' anti-ivory campaign photography project with photographer Dan Vojtěch and Save-Elephants.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Regional players

• Hnutí DUHA (Friends of the Earth Czech Republic): Czech environmental NGO focused on advocacy, conservation, and community campaigns; comparable to CCBC as another homegrown Czech environmental nonprofit working across conservation, education, and public engagement.

Broad incumbents

• Conservation International: International NGO focused on biodiversity hotspots, protected-area management, and corporate-nature partnerships; comparable to CCBC's hotspot strategy in Indonesia and its reliance on corporate and institutional funders.
• Wildlife Conservation Society: Global conservation organization rooted in zoo-based expertise that runs field programs in many of the same geographies as CCBC (Indonesia, DR Congo, Madagascar); comparable as a peer because it pairs zoological partnerships with on-the-ground species protection.
• The Nature Conservancy: Global environmental nonprofit running habitat and species protection across more than 70 countries; relevant peer given CCBC's emphasis on habitat protection, monitoring data, and partnership-funded field delivery.
• WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature): Largest international conservation NGO operating across species, habitats, and policy in Indonesia, Africa, and Central Europe; comparable to CCBC as a much larger-scale counterpart pursuing the same international field conservation plus public engagement model.

Emerging players

• BirdLife International: Global partnership of bird-focused conservation NGOs running species and habitat programs across the same geographies as CCBC (Indonesia, Africa); comparable because it combines a coalition model with citizen-science and education engagement similar to CCBC's school programs.
• Save Our Seas Foundation: Foundation dedicated to marine conservation including sea turtle protection, supporting field projects and education; closely aligned to CCBC's 'Chráníme mořské želvy' sub-brand in scope, geography, and donor-funded grantmaking model.

Direct peers

• Fauna & Flora International: UK-headquartered international conservation NGO that funds and operates species and habitat projects across dozens of countries; mirrors CCBC's model of European-based funding hub running field projects in biodiversity hotspots like Indonesia, Africa, and Sri Lanka.
• Český svaz ochránců přírody (Czech Union for Nature Conservation): Largest Czech nature conservation NGO, coordinating volunteers, local chapters, and habitat protection projects nationwide; directly comparable to CCBC's coalition-style model and reliance on volunteer/donor-driven field conservation.
• ProNatura: Swiss conservation foundation already partnering with CCBC on Balikpapan Bay; comparable as a similarly sized European grantmaker co-funding Asian field projects and primate/habitat conservation.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/channel/UC
• Facebookfacebook.com/profile.php?id=100064530256735
• Instagraminstagram.com/morskezelvy.cz
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/ccbccz

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Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

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