Wilder International founder, Mat, was one of the organisers of the Technology in Wildlife Welfare Workshop at the University of Nottingham vet school in Sutton Bonington on Friday the 4th July. This unique event brought together professionals from the animal welfare, conservation and technology industries to join forces to improve animal welfare. Highlights from the …
Wilder International are very pleased to announce a new project aiming to develop nutrition focused courses specifically designed to increase knowledge amongst ape caregivers and veterinarians working in rescue centers, sanctuaries and conservation organisations that may hold apes in their care. A key factor in the success of sanctuary rehabilitation efforts is ensuring that rescued …
Wilder International are very pleased to partner with #NatureForAll, a global movement spearheaded by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to connect people to nature and allow conservation organisations all over the world to come together to address the threats of climate change, biodiversity loss and plastic pollution. We are looking forward to …
Wilder International are pleased to announce a new partnership with Conscious Explorer – a platform for passionate nature lovers, dedicated conservationists, and avid explorers – united by a shared vision of conscious travel. Much like our work at Wilder International, Conscious Explorer raises awareness for conservation organisations in their conservation travel magazine. They also facilitate ethical and …
Wilder International and the wildlife tech nonprofit, NatureSpy have joined forces for animal welfare and conservation. This incredible organisation supports conservation projects worldwide through the provision of wildlife monitoring equipment and technical expertise. Wilder International are so grateful to have received a stock of wildlife monitoring equipment to facilitate our camera trap monitoring programme. The …
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World Ocean Day 2025 was a perfect opportunity to announce the publication of our third children’s book in our conservation kids book series ‘The Zookeeper’s Quest – The Turtle and the Lights’. This book not only highlights the issue of light pollution and its effect on wildlife but supports an incredible organisation, COPROT Tortugas de …
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Wilder International founder Matyas Liptovszky attended the Zoo and Wildlife Health Conference 2025 in Győr, Hungary. Originally from Hungary, Mat has worked at Győr Zoo previously, so it was a bit of a homecoming, as much as important scientific and networking opportunity. Mat shared their latest research on vitamin D deficiency in great apes, which …
In our latest article Lorraine writes about the Lao Trust for Wildlife Conservation, to showcase their dedicated work in wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. Read the article in the Ubuntu Magazine.
Wilder Founder, Lorraine Miller has been in Ostrava in the Czech Republic this week, discussing all things great ape health, care and welfare at the European Great Ape Taxon Advisory Group Mid-Year Meeting. These meetings occur twice a year to ensure all apes residing in EAZA accredited facilities are receiving the very best of care. …
Over the past week Lorraine has been in Thailand visiting and working with animal health, welfare and conservation organisations to share knowledge and best practice to promote the highest standards of animal welfare. Firstly, Lorraine attended a meeting at the Soi Dog Foundation to share her experience and gain insight into animal welfare communication and …