The Wildlife Heritage Fund
Shots taken at the Wildlife Heritage Fund (WHF) last month.
The WHF is a charity organisation, based in Smarden near Ashford, focussed upon conserving endangered species of “Big” cats. They do this by raising awareness of the animals plights and working to preserve the genepool by trading animals with sanctuaries around the world.
The WHF is open by appointment only and can seem quite expensive. It is worth every penny however and I wholeheartedly recommend a visit.
The British Wildlife Centre
Last month i had the pleasure of visiting the British Wildlife Centre (BWC) in Surrey. This non-profit organisation provides amazing enclosures for over forty species of British wildlife and offers perfect conditions for both photography and just enjoying the animals in a close to natural environment.
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Monkey Business
Port Lympne Zoo has some fantastic exhibits, but the Ape enclosures are fantastic! I highly recommend visiting, especially if you live in the South East.
Well, you have got to ask yourself one question. Do you feel lucky punk? Well, Do ya?
How much wood could a woddchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
Gorillas in the mist
Wonderful Silverback gorilla being very protective of his territory. Port Lympne
