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16 years of Dreamworld Wildlife Foundation funding WildCats

By amyvangelderNews

Dreamworld Wildlife Foundation making dreams come true for the 16th year! WildCats Conservation Alliance is an initiative of the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) and Dreamworld Wildlife Foundation (DWF). This...

17th February 2022

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Tiger conflict in Thailand

By estherconwayNews

Conflict between tigers and people is a serious threat to the safety of wildlife and people. In Thailand, in February 2022, a series of tiger conflict incidents including the killing...

8th February 2022

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Zoos working together

By estherconwayNews

Huge thanks are due to all of the wildlife parks and zoos working together to fund Amur leopard and tiger conservation projects across Asia. On average 75% of our annual...

13th January 2022

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WildCats Conservation Alliance 2020 Impact Report

By amyvangelderNews

How you can help Support our work You can directly fund conservation project with 100% of donations going straight to the project. Donate Today! Stay in touch Sign up for...

30th November 2021

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Amur leopards of Korea’s past could hold clues to the species survival

By amyvangelderAmur leopard, News

Study led by ZSL and UCL teams shows that Amur leopards historically roamed within the city walls of Seoul, Korea. Historic accounts could help to teach us how to better...

19th November 2021

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Zoo Conservation Activities for tigers and Amur leopards

By amyvangelderNews

Zoos are major contributors to the conservation of wild animals donating over US$350 million a year to wildlife conservation. In addition to raising vital funds, zoos also contribute to conservation...

16th November 2021

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16 years of Dreamworld Wildlife Foundation funding WildCats

Tiger conflict in Thailand

Zoos working together

WildCats Conservation Alliance 2020 Impact Report

Amur leopards of Korea’s past could hold clues to the species survival

Zoo Conservation Activities for tigers and Amur leopards