Act for wildlife
By the time you've read this page, Earth will have lost an area of forest the size of eleven football pitches. That's devastating for wildlife. It will probably cost a family of orangutans their home.
Somewhere in Kenya, right now, black rhinos are fighting a battle for their lives. With poaching putting their very survival under threat. All over the world, thousands of animals and plants are losing their habitats, and their lives. Human activity is pushing countless species towards extinction. It might sound hopeless, but it's not. Not if we all work together.
Act for Wildlife is a wildlife conservation campaign, led by Chester Zoo. Aimed at raising awareness of these desperate conservation needs and the money needed to make that difference.
You don't have to be a Game Ranger in Africa to help protect black rhinos. You don't have to be a community worker in Assam to help people humanely protect their crops from elephants. You don't even have to be a member of a North West community group to help with local monitoring of hazel dormice.
