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Australia Zoo Wildlife WarriorsAustralia Zoo Wildlife Warriors

Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors was established by Steve and Terri Irwin in 2002 as a way to include other passionate people to join them in the care and protection of wildlife, habitat and the environment. Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors is on the front line of wildlife conservation, helping to protect threatened or endangered species within Australia and around the world.

Our mission is to be the most effective wildlife conservation charity in the world through the delivery of outstanding outcome-based programs and projects, inclusive of humanity.

Our current conservation projects include:

- The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital, Beerwah QLD

- The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve, Far North QLD

- Cheetah Conservation, South Africa

- Orangutan Conservation, Asia

- Tiger Conservation, Sumatra

- Elephant Conservation, Asia

- Black Rhino Conservation, Kenya

- Tasmanian Devil Conservation, Australia

Anyone can be a Wildlife Warrior! Give the gift of Karma towards one of our conservation projects or visit www.wildlifewarriors .org.au

 
 
 
 

 
 
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Feed one Anatolian Shepherd Dog for two weeks

Feed one Anatolian Shepherd Dog for two weeks - $20

 

The fastest animal on land is running out of time. With only between 9000 and 12,000 cheetah remaining in the wild, cheetah/human conflict is the biggest threat to their survival. Conflict occurs when cheetah, which are often affiliated and blamed...

Buy medical supplies for wildlife patients

Buy medical supplies for wildlife patients - $35

 

The brand new Australian Wildlife Hospital, located at Beerwah, Queensland has the capacity to treat up to 10,000 wildlife patients annually. The largest wildlife hospital in the world. the Australian Wildlife Hospital is one of Steve Irwin's drea...

Pay for veterinary costs for one injured Cheetah

Pay for veterinary costs for one injured Cheetah - $70

 

Despite their status as the fastest land mammal on earth, cheetah are fast running out of time with an estimated 9000 to 12,000 remaining in the wild. The cheetah once ranged throughout all of Africa and across all of Asia. Today, cheetah are only...

Save one Tiger in the wild for 30 days

Save one Tiger in the wild for 30 days - $150

 

Every day we lose between one to five tigers due to poaching. With less than 5000 tigers remaining in the wild today (and less than 400 Sumatran tigers), immediate action is the only way to save this magnificent species from extinction. Australia ...

Support Elephant conservation for one day

Support Elephant conservation for one day - $400

 

The Asian elephant is declining throughout its range and nearing extinction in the wild. The threat of poaching, habitat loss and increasing cases of human/elephant conflict requires extensive investment into anti-poaching programs, government lia...