The Aspinall Foundation is a world leader in animal husbandry and conservation and has to date returned gorillas, black rhino, Przewalski’s horses, cape buffalo, ocelots, and pythons to protected areas of their ancestral homelands. We also manage two African gorilla rescue and rehabilitation projects situated in approximately one million acres of rainforest in Congo & Gabon, as well as a programme to protect one of the most threatened of all lemur species, the Greater Bamboo Lemur, in Madagascar. The Aspinall Foundation also contributes to several other conservation projects around the world.

OUR OBJECTIVES ARE:

• To halt the extinction of rare and endangered species in the wild.
• To continue to provide the most natural environment possible for the animals in both parks.
• To re-introduce these animals back to their wild habitat where this is possible.
• To increase public understanding and awareness of the threats facing endangered species.
• To develop sustainable conservation-minded activities which provide economic benefits on a local and national scale.