2. IN-SITU - Conservation in the wild 

In Situ conservation ensures as well as the target species a whole host of interlinked species are preserved.  The Sumatran Tiger trust whilst ensuring the future for tigers protects the plants, insects, trees, elephants, gibbons and bears etc that live alongside the tiger. South Lakes Wild Animal Park is working within natural habitats all over the world and is home to two international charities.

 

    We don't just talk about conservation ..We get out there and do it!

 

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  HOME OF THE SUMATRAN TIGER TRUST reg charity no: 1082186 

 

There are only around 350 Sumatran Tigers remaining in the wild - like this female photographed by remote camera living freely in the forests of Way Kambas National Park, Sumatra.  They are critically endangered and desperately need our help today to survive!  The Sumatran Tiger Conservation Programme is the largest conservation programme for tigers in Indonesia and extremely active in the wild.

 

    Sumatran Tiger Trust

Follow the link to find out what we are doing to save Sumatran Tigers in the wild.

 

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 HOME OF THE WILDLIFE PROTECTION FOUNDATION reg charity no: 1113166

 

 

With wildlife conservation & community projects in Peru, Madagascar, Niger, Colombia, Indonesia...the foundation is working to save endangered species all over the world. Pictured right - a village fresh water well built & funded by the WPF  left - Cholita one of the Spectacled Bears rescued by the programme funded in Northern Peru.

 

 Wildlife Protection Foundation

Follow the link to see where we are working to conserve animals in the wild.