
This time of year we take stock and one of the things that we celebrate are the amazing donations received by WildCats from the international zoo world. Collective giving brings like-minded zoos together and WildCats can scale up the value of its conservation work and ensure that together, we are doing all we can to safeguard wild tigers and Amur leopards.
On average 75% of our annual income makes its way to us from the zoo community. Some of these are major gifts, like this most recent donation, from Korkeasaari Zoo in Helsinki, Finland. (Visit our ‘Zoo Support‘ pages to see who our top ten zoo donors are!)
WildCats also provides a valuable way for smaller and mid-sized zoos, with significantly lesser footfall to pool their resources to fund high quality, impactful conservation projects and when we all work together we can achieve so much more.
Eternal thanks to the following, in no particular order, for their valuable support in 2019:
A list of all our zoo donors since 1997 to WildCats Conservation Alliance (previously ALTA & 21st Century Tiger)
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Sedgwick County Zoo
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Besancon Zoo
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Mulhouse Parc Zoologique et Botanique
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Brookfield Zoo
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Fort Wayne Zoo
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Erie Zoological Society
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Granby Zoo
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Wellington Zoo Trust
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Blackpool Zoo
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Welsh Mountain Zoo
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Parc Zoo du Reynou
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Paradise Wildlife Park
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Woburn Safari Park
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The Big Cat Sanctuary
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Parco Zoo Punta Verde
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Tayto Park
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Tallinn Zoo
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Parc Animalie d’Auvergne
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Dudley Zoo Gardens
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Bassin D’Arcachon
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Memphis Zoo
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Parco Natura Viva (ARCA)
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Shepreth Wildlife Park
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Aalborg Zoo
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Potawatomi Zoo
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Lee Richardson Zoo
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Endangered Species Fund of Canada
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Connecticut Zoological Society
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Killman Zoo
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Zoo Bassin d’Arcachon
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Dartmoor Zoo
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Niabi Zoo
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Dublin Zoo
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Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo
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Copenhagen Zoo
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NaturZoo Rheine
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West Midlands Safari Park
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Zoo des Sables D’Olonne
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Thrigby Hall Wildlife Garden
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Minnesota Zoo
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Midnight Sun American Association of Zoo Keepers
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Staten Island American Association of Zoo Keepers