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Bear cub Boki gets to know new family in time for Christmas

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Showing the true spirit of Christmas, leading British wildlife conservation charity Wildwood Trust has welcomed a bouncing bear cub into the family fold after he was rejected by his mother. Ten-month-old ‘Boki’ has spent his first few nights at the park, near Herne Bay, after following yonder star to the wise men of Wildwood with … Read more

Support WWF this World Tiger Day

International Tiger Day is held every year on the 29th of July to raise awareness for one of our most iconic yet critically endangered animals. Wild tiger populations have fallen by around 95% since the beginning of the 20th century with only an estimated 3,900 tigers remaining.  World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF)  is determined … Read more

Adopt with WWF this World Tiger Day

 World Tiger Day is celebrated every year across the world on the 29th of July to raise awareness for the conservation of these magnificent big cats. Wild tiger populations have declined by around 95% since the beginning of the 20th century with an estimated 3,900 tigers remaining. WWF is determined to help double the number of wild … Read more

Adopt with Born Free on World Lion Day

WORLD LION DAY – FRIDAY 10th AUGUST 2018 International wildlife charity The Born Free Foundation is offering animal lovers an amazing way to support World Lion Day this year as they officially introduce King to their adoption scheme. King is a young male lion who was rescued from an apartment on the outskirts of Paris in October … Read more

Protect Kenyan elephants with a Born Free adoption

International wildlife charity The Born Free Foundation is offering a great way for any animal lover to get involved with elephant conservation in Kenya. Sign up for an elephant adoption pack, or buy one as a gift, and help protect the EB elephant family living in Amboseli National Park. The Amboseli Trust for Elephants has … Read more