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Providing ecological products and services throughout the UK and beyond. From protected species surveys and mitigation to countryside management and specialized equipment. We provide services to ecological consultants, developers, home owners, local authorities and government bodies.

For over 20 years, Founder Dr Debbie Saunders has worked as an ecologist and studied the movements of small migratory birds. Frustrated by the limitations of radio-tracking manually, Debbie was inspired to develop a practical solution with wide-ranging applicability. Wildlife Drones is now an award-winning start up that is currently working across Australia and abroad to track the movements of some of the world’s most endangered species. At Wildlife Drones, we are reinventing animal tracking research from the ground up. Our innovative drone tracking technology is paving the way for improved research outcomes. We’re all about empowering those in the field to collect more data, more often and keep track of their animals like never before. So, what if we told you that tracking animals didn’t have to be hard? Tag your animals Attach the Drone System to your Drone Fly the Drone and track up to 40 animals simultaneously View the Data collected and view the locations of your animals love on a map Some of the latest projects we have worked on: United States: Indiana bats tracking with Copperhead Environmental Consulting Vietnam: Pangolin tracking with Save Vietnam’s Wildlife Australia: Koala detection with EEM Consulting New Zealand: Kakapo tracking with New Zealand Department of Conservation South Africa: Rhino horn implant tags If you want to find out more about Wildlife Drones, have a look at our website or book a free virtual demo with us: https://wildlifedrones.net/contact/ ☎️ US toll-free: +1 (805) 856-8169 ☎️ Australia & other countries: 1300 828 679 📧 info@wildlifdrones.net

WFFT was founded in 2001 by Edwin Wiek with the help of the local people from Petchaburi province, including the Abbot of Wat Khao Look Chang who loaned a large piece of land to the foundation to house rescued animals. WFFT is a NGO (non-governmental organisation). We receive help from other animal protection organisations such as the International Primary Protection League (IPPL), Free The Bears, and Care for the Wild International, as well as many individuals with a passion for change. WFFT is a nationwide effort involved in rescuing domesticated/ captive wild animals. Edwin Wiek still heads this project with the help from a team of full time staff, mostly from the local village, and a team of international volunteers who pay for their stay. Without the dedication of volunteers, WFFT would not be able to continue to help these animals. We have volunteers from all over the world. Mostly, volunteers are from Europe, America, Australia and New Zealand, with a broad age range from 18 to 75. They represent various backgrounds from gap-year students, wildlife conservation/animal husbandry related students and scientists, career- breakers and retirees. Everyone has to live and work together, so please be considerate and respectful to others and be flexible with an open mind. We are passionate about changing the habits of international tourists who visit Thailand, who unknowingly fuel the illegal trade and the exploitation and abuse of Thailands wildlife.

Wildlife Fundraising (Central) Ltd. was established in 2013 by a group of Wildlife Trusts, to recruit new members and support them in delivering their mission to secure a better future for local wildlife. We seek to bring together the best aspects of a fundraising agency with the advantages of working within the Wildlife Trust family, in each of their local areas.

The Wildlife In Need Center (WINC), as a small non-profit, relies solely on individual donors, business partners, corporations, and foundations to acquire the funding needed to execute its life-saving mission. Here, WINC would like to recognize the past year’s foundation donors, major donors of goods and services, and donors who have kindly donated in honor or memory of important people (or animals!) in their lives. Though WINC is unable to recognize all of its donors, the Board of Directors, staff, volunteers, and animals truly appreciate the continued support of each and every person who contributes to the organization. Wildlife rehabilitation is the treatment and care of injured, diseased, or orphaned indigenous wildlife, and the subsequent return of healthy viable animals to appropriate habitats in the wild. At the Wildlife In Need Center (WINC) we answer over 10,000 phone calls from people asking for advice or help with wildlife issues and admit approximately 3,000 animals annually. We also conduct educational programs in schools and for scout, church, and civic groups. The Center is run primarily by volunteers and a very small staff, operating 365 days a year. WINC receives no county, state, or federal funding. WINC operates entirely through fundraising efforts along with the generosity of passionate donors, but also from corporate foundations and private foundation grants. WINC accepts all species of Wisconsin wildlife except skunks (prohibited by the DNR), annually treating up to 3,000 animals of over 140 species. Over 51,000 injured, sick or orphaned animals have passed through the Wildlife in Need Center’s doors since January 1, 1994. 85% of these animals were admitted because of interactions with humans.

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Wildlife Warriors was founded by Steve and Terri Irwin in 2002 as a way to include and involve caring people in the support and protection of injured, threatened or endangered wildlife – from the individual animal to an entire species. The internationally recognised charity is registered in Australia and the United States. Tax-deductible donations to Wildlife Warriors support the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital, the Rescue Unit and various conservation projects throughout Australia and abroad. Contributions and sponsorships help us continue our vital conservation work in the following areas: • Funding the work of the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital – Australia’s largest and busiest wildlife hospital with the capacity to treat 10,000 sick, injured and orphaned animals each year at no cost to the public. Over 58,000 animals have been admitted since the hospital opened 11 years ago. • Protecting the last remaining Sumatran tigers; • Saving cheetahs and rhinos in Africa; • Conducting vital crocodile research in far north Queensland; • Educating communities who live with Asian elephants. We are committed to achieving our mission to be the most effective wildlife conservation organisation in the world through the delivery of outstanding outcome-based programs and projects, inclusive of humanity.

Wildlife World is Europe’s award winning premier designer and manufacturer of wildlife habitats and feeders, we have always maintained a strong commitment to the environment, and are proud that our considered and innovative wildlife products make a significant, and on-going, contribution to the survival of species in the UK, Europe and the Americas. By buying Wildlife World products you are helping us to support a huge range of environmental and wildlife projects. These include the Bumble Bee Conservation Trust, British Hedgehog Preservation Society, International Bee Research Association, and other Wildlife Rescue Centres. Since 1998, when Norman Sellers founded the business, we have continued to provide ethical support for wildlife, to innovate not plagiarise, sustain and improve our environmental ethic and put our customers first, by providing ultimate customer service Wildlife World were .... • The first wildlife company in the UK to use FSC certified timber from well managed forests, and are audited by Preferred by Nature, who support better land management, benefitting nature and the climate • The first business to develop woven roosting nest pockets for wild birds to ensure winter survival. • The first in Europe to develop the bee management tray system, to allow inspection and cleaning without destructive intervention. • The first to develop a hugely successful brushwood hedgehog house, helping hedgehog survival, and a product with well over 1000 positive reviews and the award winning unique Simon King brushwood robin nester • The first to develop a unique diamond mesh in their wildbird feeders, for a stronger, safer feeder. • The first wildlife habitat designer, supplying to the trade, to have its own UK workshop for fast prototyping, sample and bespoke production. • The first to produce fully compostable packaging for their wild animal food range. • The first wildlife designer to adapt and produce Fair Trade certified nesters, planters & bee skeps