Supporting Wildlife Conservation
Recommended Charities
Founders Dave Stirling and Johnny Roberts were motivated to start Save the Rhino during the rhino poaching epidemic starting in 1970.
There is a lot of emphasis on spending funds in the most effective way possible, with a number of projects in Africa and Asia.
Read More at: https://www.savetherhino.org/
Save the Rhino
Charity Number: 1035072
Based in Kent the sanctuary
provides successful breeding conditions for a number of
amazing endangered cats
within the European Breeding
Programme.
Their missions is to assist in the
conservation of the worlds endangered cats, preserve
breeding integrity and to assist in
the return of big cats to the wild
wherever possible.
Read more:
The Big Cat Sanctuary
Charity Number: 1104420
Arguably the most recognisable on this list as the world leading independent conservation organisation. They conduct conservation work globally supporting countless species and habitats
Their work is currently focused in creating change in six big areas, including "Living Sustainably" and "Restoring Widlife".
Read more at:
The World Wildlife Fund
Charity Number: 1081247 (UK)
The foundation evolved from Zoo
Check; a charity set up in tribute to the
elephant Pole Pole.
Born Free focuses on nine main working
priorities from "Captive Wild Animal Exploitation" to "Rescue, Care, Rehab
and Release".
Read more at:
The Born Free
Foundation
Charity Number: 10070906
There are countless organisations, charities and initiatives committed to solving wildlife endangerment.
This is a complex problem to solve with no simple solution, as such we support a diverse range of conservation organistions.
With each purchase you can choose one of these charities, to which we will make a donation in your name worth 20% of your order value.