Conservation In Worcestershire & Beyond
Conservation Is At The Heart Of Everything We Do. From Protecting Endangered Species To Inspiring Positive Action, We're Committed To Making A Lasting Difference For wildlife Both In Worcestershire And Around The World.
The Heart Of Everything We Do
Conservation At All Things Wild
Conservation in Worcestershire is at the heart of everything we do at All Things Wild. As home to a diverse range of incredible animals, including some of the world's most threatened species, we have a unique opportunity to inspire every visitor to care for wildlife and the natural world. From supporting vital conservation projects across the globe to protecting nature here on site, we are committed to making a meaningful difference. Through education, unforgettable experiences, and removing barriers to learning, we empower people of all ages to take positive action because every small step can help protect our planet for future generations.
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Our Latest Project
The Conservation Academy
One of our newest projects, Then Conservation Academy is a way for young people to get involved with conservation, without barriers. It is a free monthly evening club for 13-16 year olds that focuses on inspiring young people through real conservation work. Situated on site in Honeybourne, The Conservation Academy gives its members a unique opportunity to go behind the scenes of a zoo and its conservation work, getting to learn more about work like our Pearl-Bordered Fritillary release project and on site wildlife surveying.
Safeguarding wildlife
Our Conservation Partners
By choosing to visit us, you're directly contributing to projects that protect endangered species, restore habitats, and safeguard wildlife for future generations. Through our partnerships, we're proud to support conservation initiatives in countries including Madagascar, Brazil, Argentina, Kenya, Mongolia, and across Europe, helping to protect everything from rare Lemurs and Parrots to Butterflies, and native habitats. Every ticket purchased helps our impact far beyond our gates, proving that we can make a real difference for wildlife around the world.
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Butterfly Conservation UK
The Lost Fritillaries Project
We are proud to be a main partner in the Lost Fritillaries Project, which is run by Butterfly Conservation UK and is aiming to return the Pearl-bordered Fritillary back to the Malvern Hills. Once found abundantly in the area, this butterfly went extinct on the hills around a decade ago, mainly due to the loss of the caterpillars' only food source, Dog Violets. As a part of this project, we breed and raise the Pearl-bordered Fritillary for release onto specially managed sites on the Malvern Hills. You can learn more about the project and our part in it on our Conservation Instagram, or by visiting our Project HQ in the park!
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Our Sustainable Practice
At All Things Wild, we're committed to making sustainable choices that help protect our planet every day. Our Jungle Mayhem building collects rainwater to flush selected toilets on site, while solar panels on the roof help power and heat our reptile vivariums. We've reduced single-use plastics in our café by switching from plastic bottles to cans, including canned water, and our gift shop stocks a range of eco-friendly products, such as Eco Buddiez soft toys. Recycling bins are located throughout the park to encourage responsible waste disposal, and we've reduced our paper usage by making maps and activity trails available to download. Across the park, you'll also find conservation-focused signage and interactive displays, helping visitors learn about the challenges facing wildlife and discover simple ways they can make a positive difference.
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Our Mission Statement & Causes
The Highest Standard Of Animal Welfare
Provide the highest standards of animal welfare, ensuring every animal in our care thrives in a safe, enriching environment. Through exceptional care and meaningful experiences, we aim to inspire and engage our guests to take positive action in protecting the incredible species they encounter.
Promote Meaningful Conversations
Deliver meaningful conservation impact through responsible animal population management, support for recognised conservation programmes, and by inspiring our visitors to take positive action for wildlife and the natural world.
Educate Our Visitors
Engage and educate our visitors through creative, immersive, and age-appropriate experiences that inspire curiosity about the natural world. By encouraging learning through play, we aim to build understanding of wildlife and the challenges it faces, empowering our guests to make a positive difference.
Foster Lasting Connections
Foster a lasting connection with nature, ensuring every visit inspires curiosity, strengthens empathy, and encourages a lifelong sense of responsibility for protecting wildlife and the natural world.
Raise Awareness Of Animal Endangerment
Raising awareness of the threats these species face in the wild and inspiring our visitors to become advocates for wildlife. Our Red-Ruffed Lemurs are part of a European Endangered Species breeding programme, helping to maintain healthy populations for the future, while we also have breeding plans in place for species including the Cotton-top Tamarin and the Electric Blue Day Gecko. Through conservation, education, and responsible breeding, we’re helping to secure a brighter future for some of the world’s most vulnerable animals.
Support Charitable Causes
Supporting charitable causes is another important part of our commitment to protecting wildlife and the environment. Over the years, we’ve proudly raised funds for organisations including Cool Earth and WIRES (Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service), helping to support vital conservation work both in the UK and around the world. Today, we continue to raise money through our charity collection pots located at each till, alongside a variety of fundraising activities held throughout the year.
STAY CONNECTED
Conservation Page
Stay connected with our conservation work all year round. Through our dedicated Conservation Instagram account, we share conservation in action both at All Things Wild and beyond.
Discover behind-the-scenes updates, inspiring wildlife stories, breeding successes, conservation projects and practical ways you can help protect our planet. Follow our journey as we continue to educate, inspire and make a difference for wildlife, one post at a time.
BEYOND THE PARK
Animal Magic
Sharing our passion for wildlife goes beyond the park. Each month, our Conservation & Education Officer, Elijah Ford, writes Animal Magic, a dedicated wildlife and conservation column for the Evesham Observer.
Elijah inspires readers of all ages to connect with the natural world and understand the importance of safeguarding it for future generations. It's just one of the many ways All Things Wild is helping to educate, inspire and encourage positive action beyond our park gates.
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