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Already decimated by hunters for its fur, Arctic fox populations are now threatened by global warming and shrinking summer ice. Care for the Wild International is helping to protect this and other .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International has recently teamed up with Free the Bears Fund to provide an enclosure for rescued Asiatic Black Bears (Moon) bears in Laos... Read more ...
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CWI supports the Folly Wildlife Rescue Centre which is dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of injured, orphaned and distressed wild animals and birds throughout the surrounding region. .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International works with the ARCTUROS Environmental Centre and Bear Sanctuary in Greece to provide a safe haven from a life of misery for former dancing bears... Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International works with a wide range of wildlife rescue centres and sanctuaries in the UK to facilitate the rescue, veterinary treatment, rehabilitation and release of injured and .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International (CWI) works with the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary in Kenya to offer a safe haven to victims of the exotic pet trade, entertainment and bush meat trades. .. Read more ...
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Wire-snares concealed in the African bush present a deadly threat to wildlife. Care for the Wild International works with the Kenya Wildlife Service and the Ann K. Taylor Fund to conduct .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International works with the Cetacean Research and Rescue Unit (CRRU) in Scotland to provide immediate rescue and care for stranded whales and dolphins (cetaceans). We also .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International works with the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (DSWT) in Kenya to care for orphaned elephant calves. We also fund vital anti-poaching and elephant protection work .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International (CWI) began rescue and protection work for gibbons in Thailand in 1991 and in 2008, joined with our conservation partners, Wildlife Friends Foundation of .. Read more ...
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The UK population of the grey seal represents nearly half of the world’s total. Therefore it is of international conservation importance. However, Grey seals face a number of growing .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International has teamed up with researchers at the Cetacean Research and Rescue Unit in the north of Scotland, to investigate the behaviour of Minke whales in order to help .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International works with the Orangutan Foundation to stop the suffering of orangutans caused by poaching and the devastation of their natural habitat... Read more ...
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With a total population of just over 3000, Africa's endangered African Hunting Dogs desperately need a helping hand. Care for the Wild International has joined forces with the Painted Dog .. Read more ...
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Polar bears are in serious danger. Trophy hunters pay thousands of pounds to kill them and global warming is robbing them of a place to live. Care for the Wild International has teamed up with .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International (CWI) works with the Wildlife Friends Foundation of Thailand (WFFT) to care for the rescued tiger, Meow. Just three months after the WFFT rescue centre opened, a .. Read more ...
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Rhino are killed for their horn, which is used in traditional Asian medicines as an anti-pyretic and to make ceremonial dagger handles in the Yemen. Between 1960 and 2000, the African black rhino .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International saves the lives of black and brown bears in the Russian Far East. Orphaned bears whose mothers were killed by poachers and wildlife traffickers now have a safe .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International works with the Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Centre in Cambodia to care for an orphaned Indochinese tiger, Jasper... Read more ...
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Southeast Asia's wildlife is under immense pressure from a growing illegal wildlife trade. Add to this rapid social and economic development leading to the loss of habitat, the survival of the .. Read more ...
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Care for the Wild International has worked with the Tanzanian-based conservation organisation Sea Sense to promote the long term survival of marine turtles and dugongs through research, monitoring .. Read more ...
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The Yellow-eyed penguin is unique to New Zealand and is one of the world’s rarest penguins. The forested coastal habitat where they nest and breed is coming under increasing pressure from .. Read more ...
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