Wildlife Saving
Thursday, January 21st, 2010
Wildlife Saving is an organization for children which offers the opportunity to sponsor an animal. The organization has several animals at various wildlife centers around the world that can be sponsored. Each animal has information provided for those who donate. This includes photos and videos of the animal and blog posts from the animals caretakers.
The site requires registration to donate to an animal. To make this safe for children, they comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. Parental permission is also required for children to register. They also keep donation prices quite low, from 4 dollars to sponsor for 3 months to 13 dollars for a year.
To learn more, visit their site WildlifeSaving.org.
Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan, Canada is now the home of 34 endangered black-footed ferrets. On Friday evening scientists and conservationists released the animals into the park in an effort to reintroduce them to their natural habitat.
The Uganda Wildlife Authority is launching a new program to help raise funds and awareness for the very endangered mountain gorilla.
The perennial fighting in Afghanistan has led to the decline of many animals and fish native to the country. In the midst of the war torn country lies something new, a wildlife preserve.
Bai Yun, 






