Aspinall Foundation Charity

The Aspinall Foundation are devoted to saving rare and endangered animals, returning them to protected areas in the wild. They are a charity which works to promote wildlife conservation. Set up in 1984, the Aspinall Foundation runs two zoos, Port Lympne Zoo and Howletts Wild Animal Park in Kent, England. We also support a number of conservation projects overseas to protect endangered species.

The Aspinall Foundation zoos have an impressive record in the breeding of rare and endangered animals. They are currently home to 14 Indian, Siberian and Sumatran tigers. The Foundation set up a project for Gorillas orphaned by bush meat poachers in the Republic of Congo in the late 1980s and in 1998, set up an orphan gorilla project in the neighbouring state of Gabon.

Humans are likely to cause the extinction of a quarter of all known species in the next 20 years, unless we work to protect them now. 48% of primate species face exinction; threats include habitat destruction and illegal bush meat trade. If just one species disappears, many others will suffer. Imagine a world without these animals!

Register your support today and help preserve these animals for our children and future generations!

How your donations to Aspinall Foundation Charity will be used?

The Aspinall Foundation are devoted to saving rare and endangered animals, returning them to protected areas in the wild. Your support will help in many ways:

• Managing Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks in Kent
• Recreating living and breeding conditions as close to the natural environment as possible when animals can not be returned to the wild
• Running the 2 Africa projects protecting and caring for reintroduced gorillas
• Monitoring bush meat trade in local markets to reduce the trade in orphan gorillas
• Providing environments where these magnificent animals can live and breed in safety

Register now and help the Aspinall Foundation save endangered animals before it's too late!