Conservation Projects Around the World

The Auckland Zoo Conservation Fund grant contributes to the annual placement and monitoring of 20 livestock guarding dogs on farms within the cheetah range in South Africa. The guarding dog placements are clustered mainly within the natural cheetah distribution range which establishes an increased connection of safe habitat

Work to confiscate, rehabilitate, and reintroduce orangutans rescued from the pet trade.

A community conservation initiative, established to help provide long term protection of the Leuser ecosystem buffer zone environment to benefit both wildlife and people. This is the last place on earth where Sumatran orangutans, rhinoceros, elephants, and tigers still co-exist.

Researching Sri Lankan elephants using radio telemetry, and more recently GPS-satellite tracking, and the success of their findings is used to influence government decisions.

 

Conservation of red pandas and their habitat through the education and empowerment of local communities by adaptive community-­based research, education, and sustainable development.

Management of wild giraffe throughout Africa and is dedicated to a sustainable future for all giraffe populations in the wild.

Save wild tigers for future generations by funding carefully chosen conservation projects in Sumatra.

Conservation that brings together the government of Indonesia, leading international conservation organisations, local experts and conservation practitioners, and supporters from around the world to save Sumatran rhino's from extinction.

Increasing habitat and protection for endangered Guatemalan species.

Work to protect areas of critical importance for the conservation of threatened species in Ecuador.