WildArk Partners with Social Role-Playing Game Untamed Planet 19 June 2021 Global conservation not-for-profit WildArk is proud to announce its partnership with the social- roleplay game Untamed Planet on Roblox, which aims to digitize the wild while supporting real-world conservation efforts. READ MORE Inspirational stories from wild places and the people fighting to protect them! all Aussie Ark, WildArk, Re:wild and Australian Reptile Park Protect 1,500 Hectares ... 27 July 2021 Conservation dream team Aussie Ark, WildArk, Re:wild and Australian Reptile Park have once again partnered for the betterment of Australian wildlife. The conservation organisations have secured a 1,500-hectare property in Upper Mongogarie, NSW. The property named Mongo Valley will soon be turned into a wildlife sanctuary. READ MORE WildArk and Illuminarium Experiences launch the Wild Fund 30 June 2021 Global conservation organization WildArk, with committed support from Illuminarium Experiences, is pleased to announce the creation of The WILD Fund to support select conservation projects and wildlife organizations across Africa. READ MORE The Gopher Tortoise Conservation Initiative Demonstrates a Collaborative Approac... 17 June 2021 The Gopher Tortoise Conservation Initiative (GTCI) is a collaborative that aims to “Preserve Promote & Partner” alongside state agencies, conservation groups, for-profit companies, foundations and landowners to protect Georgia’s economic viability and multiple species of concern. Its primary mission is to prevent Georgia’s state reptile, the gopher tortoise, from joining the Endangered Species list, and in doing so, protect and restore tens of thousands of acres of longleaf pine ecosystems in Georgia. READ MORE First Tasmanian devil joeys born on mainland Australia in the wild in 3,000 year... 25 May 2021 The wilds of mainland Australia are experiencing a special kind of baby boom—one that hasn’t happened there in more than 3,000 years. Aussie Ark, in partnership with Re:wild and WildArk, are celebrating the birth of 7 Tasmanian devil joeys born to adults released last year into a 400-hectare (1,000 acres) wild sanctuary for the first time ever. READ MORE Post-Fire Resilience and Recovery of the Endangered Smoky Mouse 01 April 2021 WildArk, Aussie Ark, and Global Wildlife Conservation awarded $15,977 from our Australian Endangered Species Recovery Fund to Native Mouse Ecological Consulting’s Dr. Phoebe Burns for her research project ‘Post-Fire Resilience of the Endangered Smoky Mouse (Pseudomys fumeus). READ MORE Critically Endangered Mountain Pygmy-Possums Receive Emergency Support 19 March 2021 WildArk, Aussie Ark, and Global Wildlife Conservation award $15,8000 to Zoos Victoria for their project ‘Supplementary feeding techniques and health analyses for the emergency support of the critically endangered Mountain Pygmy-possum. READ MORE Load More
