“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.”  
Mahatma Gandhi

Meet SES Founder 

Rinat D. Medalsy, founder of SES Saving Endangered Species, is a passionate advocate for wildlife conservation and environmental education.

With over 20 years of hands-on experience in various conservation projects worldwide, Rinat has dedicated her time to protecting endangered species and their habitats. From monitoring dolphin and whale populations in the Canary Islands to establishing marine protected areas in Madagascar, Rinat has made a tangible difference in conservation efforts across the globe. Her commitment extends to turtle population monitoring in Australia, bird counts, and beach cleanups in California and in the Red Sea.

As a certified scuba dive master and nature enthusiast, Rinat's deep respect for wildlife and the natural world is evident in her work and advocacy. With an MBA and Master of Science, Rinat brings a unique blend of academic knowledge and practical experience to her endeavors.
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​Currently residing in sunny California with her husband and three children, in her free time she enjoys creating art and spending time at the beach.

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Saving Endangered Species 

Saving Endangered Species is an initiative for raising awareness to save our worlds endangered species.

Many unique and beautiful species of our world are in threat of getting extinct forever. 

We believe the effort of saving the endangered species and their habitats must be combined with education.

Our mission is to strengthen education and awareness, especially of our younger generations, 

to saving endangered species, saving their habitats and conservation of our beautiful world.
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This website was created for the benefit of all parents and teachers seeking teaching information, activities and resources, in order to educate our young generation, about endangered species and other conservation issues.
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It is also a platform to learn about events we are organizing at our local community, in Thousand Oaks, California, 
to get our children involved in nature and conservation issues. 

We welcome everyone to join us and take part in our activities.

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