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The Surin project is a new and innovative project focused on finding solutions to the challenges faced by mahouts and their elephants in Surin province in North-Eastern Thailand. It is committed to improving the living conditions of Asian elephants and providing sustainable economic revenue for their mahouts in the local community.
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The Prakochabaan Foundation aims to protect and conserve elephants, encourage the culture of elephants and the development of mahouts and elephants, and to raise their status to the noble position they once held in Thai society. The Royal Elephant Kraal & Village was established in 1996, and is home to 90 elephants (Oct 2014)and is aUNESCO world heritage site.
B.L.E.S. is passionately devoted to creating a safe and natural home for Thai elephants. They care for rescued and retired elephants, allowing them to interact freely within 500 acres of forested land. There are no performances — just elephants.
Otto Environmental, located in Milwaukee, WI, offers animal equipment and enrichment products including exotic animal enrichment, laboratory equipment, diagnostic equipment, primate caging, livestock pens, animal accessories, material handling and more!
The aim of Free the Bears fund is to protect, preserve and enrich the lives of bears throughout the world providing international support and sponsorship for individuals involved with the preservation and conservation of bears. Supporting the instigation of new, the review of existing, and the enforcement of appropriate, wildlife legislation to prevent extortion of rare and endangered species as a result of the illegal wildlife trade. Funding and creation of new sanctuaries as required and continual maintenance of existing bear sanctuaries and the physical and mental well-being of their occupants.
Through The Orangutan Legacy Forest project, OFIA aims to purchase, protect and replant forest habitat in Borneo that is vital to the orangutan’s survival – land which is protected from poachers, palm oil plantations, illegal loggers and miners, creating a large, protected and interconnected orangutan habitat ‘sanctuary’, keeping wild orangutans safe and creating this much needed sanctuary for the release of rehabilitated orangutans from the Care Centre.
Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Australia Incorporated (“BOS Australia”) contributes to the conservation and protection of orangutans and their habitat by fundraising and increasing awareness. It does so by funding, supporting, and assisting with the activities undertaken by the Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Foundation (“BOS Indonesia”) domiciled in Bogor, Indonesia for the protection, preservation and survival of orangutans. The principal activities remained unchanged during the year. This year we sent just over $325,000 to BOS Indonesia to help with their rehabilitation and release programmes as well as caring for those Orangutans who for various reasons are unable to be returned the wild.