CONSERVATION PARTNERS
Creating living landscapes for wildlife and people
OUR PARTNERS
What is a Living Landscape?
It is the land mosaic of human areas and protected natural areas in which our conservation collaborators work to foster sustainable living for people and wildlife. Increasingly, we are learning that to save animals in protected areas and for people to fully benefit from ecological services, wildlife must also have access to human-dominated lands around them. Living together sustainably means both wildlife and people win.
Woodland Park Zoo's international conservation projects are carried out by the zoo and collaborators working in developing countries of the Pacific Rim, Africa and Central Asia. These projects take a comprehensive approach to conservation within living landscapes by incorporating habitat and species conservation, research, education, capacity building and local community support.
Current Projects
ORANGUTAN CONSERVATION
Gunung Palung National Park, Borneo
HUTAN ASIAN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION
Borneo
INTERNATIONAL RHINO FOUNDATION
India
Mondika Gorilla Project
Republic of Congo, Africa
MALAYAN TIGER PROJECT
Peninsular Malaysia
SNOW LEOPARD TRUST
Mongolia
TARANGIRE ELEPHANT PROJECT
Tarangire National Park, Tanzania
RUAHA CARNIVORE PROJECT
Ruaha National Park, Tanzania
Giraffe Conservation Foundation
Africa
HUMBOLDT PENGUIN CONSERVATION
Punta San Juan, Peru
CRANES OF ASIA
Russia’s Amur River Basin