We are Wilder.
We are a conservation organisation based in the UK, supporting wildlife, people and places around the world.
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What do we do?
We provide practical support, advice, and training in wildlife health, animal care, and conservation for wildlife conservation organisations in the UK and internationally. We undertake and support rewilding initiatives and species recovery. We increase the brand awareness and fundraising potential of wildlife conservation organisations.
Support, advice
and training
Brand awareness
and fundraising
Rewilding and
species recovery
About us
We are a small team with specialist skills in animal care, animal management, wildlife health, welfare, and conservation. We have worked around the world, both in free-ranging settings and with wildlife in human care.
HOW We CAn HELp
We provide practical support, advice, and training in wildlife health, animal care, and conservation for wildlife conservation organisations in the UK and internationally. We also work with these organisations to increase their brand awareness and fundraising potential.
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Our Work
MEET US
Our Team
Lorraine Miller
Co-founder, director, zoologist
Lorraine is a zoologist who worked extensively with wildlife in the UK, Africa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
Dr. Matyas Liptovszky
Co-founder, director, wildlife veterinarian
Mat is a European and RCVS recognised veterinary specialist in zoo and wildlife medicine.
THANK YOU TO
Our Supporters
Our work with conservation organisations, wildlife sanctuaries, species recovery and rewilding programmes and those working for threatened wildlife around the world is generously supported by
Our Partners
We are grateful to our partners who share our vision to make the world a wilder place
Could we help your project?
We would love to hear from you! Please contact us via email or phone.
FROM THE BLOG
Latest News
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Partnering with Opticron
Read more: Partnering with OpticronOpticron is a UK-based, family-owned company established in 1970, specialising in high-quality, affordable optical instruments like binoculars, fieldscopes, and monoculars, that are often used for monitoring wildlife observation, birdwatching and general use. Opticron has supported Wilder International by…
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Wilder International partners with SOS Primates
Read more: Wilder International partners with SOS PrimatesSOS Primates is a non-profit organization based in Barcelona, Spain. This extensive multi-disciplinary team is made up of experts in the fields of primatology, animal wellbeing and biodiversity conservation, whose mission is to participate in the protection and…
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Joining forces with the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
Read more: Joining forces with the Nottinghamshire Wildlife TrustWilder International director Dr Matyas Liptovszky has recently been appointed as a trustee for the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust. With this comes an opportunity to help shape the way in which the trust delivers its conservation goals. Nottinghamshire Wildlife…
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Wilder International presents at the first European Chimpanzee Workshop
Read more: Wilder International presents at the first European Chimpanzee WorkshopThis week saw specialists in chimpanzee care and protection gather together for the very first chimpanzee workshop of the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Hosted by Valencia Bioparc, this group of 50 wildlife health, care and conservation…
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Our contribution to a new global wildlife welfare strategy
Read more: Our contribution to a new global wildlife welfare strategyThe World Zoo and Aquarium Animal Welfare Strategy has been just published. Wilder International founder and director Matyas Liptovszky was one of the lead authors on the Conservation and Animal Welfare chapter, providing a contemporary overview of how…
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Tree guard removal and litter picking event
Read more: Tree guard removal and litter picking eventOver the first week in October, Wilder International collaborated with the Sutton Bonington Climate Crisis and Biodiversity Action group and the University of Nottingham to run three conservation events at the Diamond Jubilee Woodlands in Sutton Bonington, East…