Conservation Partners

A non profit organization that works for the care and conservation of Asian elephants in their range countries.

Dhole Conservation Fund works internationally and locally to help with clarifying and solving dhole conservation problems while bringing about a larger awareness for dholes. 

A nonprofit rescue center dedicated to big cats, canines, and other animals rescued from abused, abandoned, and neglected situations. Giving them a home for life while educating the public about their plight here and in the wild, working with researchers to better understand the captive tiger population in the US. 

An organization dedicated to wildlife conservation, education,stewardship and the advancement and betterment of animal care professionals.

Penguins International is a non-profit organization committed to preserving and protecting penguins throughout the world.

Phoenix AAZK's mission is to support zoo personnel in their roles as animal care givers, public educators, and conservationists; to support professional growth by providing resources for continuing education; to enhance animal care through enrichment; and contribute to global conservation efforts through fundraising.

The Rewilding Institute's mission is to advance continental-scale
conservation that recovers wild species, restores wild landscapes, and
fosters coexistence with wild nature. Priority areas where the Rewilding Institute works in the U.S.-Mexico border region include the El Tigre Wildway in Sonora and the Mogollon Wildway (Gila Wilderness to Grand Canyon), and priority species include the Mexican gray wolf and jaguar.

Dedicated to our mission statement of ‘empowering
zoo professionals to protect the natural world.’ Each year, we organize
fundraisers and events to aide in our professional development and
conservation funding.

Home to more than 2,000 birds from around the world. We seek to advance conservation of waterfowl and wetlands, and act as a local and international educational resource for avian biology and wetlands
ecology.

At Untamed Hope, we not only save animals’ lives,
we give them a forever home that allows them to thrive. By providing exceptional care through behavioral training and enriching environments specific to the animals’ needs, we are able to integrate and nurture their mental and emotional state along with their physical state. Our purpose is to improve the standard of care and living conditions for animals living in captivity, and educate other animal
caregivers in this positive approach.

World Coati Day generates and recognizes awareness for the conservation of Coatimundi. Coming together on December 3rd, we can create a better life for this near threatened and endangered species.