In celebration of world camel day, and year of the camel, we are delighted to announce that the new Toli Bulag John Hare captive breeding centre will be opened in September this year. […]
Wild Camels featured in Sky Nature’s ‘Evolution Earth’
The Wild Camel Protection Foundation granted permission to film the Wild Camels and their calves for the Heat episode of Sky Nature’s programme, Evolution Earth. The series won ‘Best Series’ at the International Wildlife Festival 2024. Thanks to the team at Passion Planet who made the film, we can share the film of the Wild […]
The Future of the Wild Camel – The Royal Society for Asian Affairs
The WCPF has contributed an article to the The Royal Society for Asian Affairs website.
The critically endangered wild camel, Camelus ferus, хавтгай, 野骆驼, inhabits the desert ecosystems of Mongolia and China. In China it survives in the Gashun Gobi, Lop Nur […]
Matthew Parris reports on wild camels in The Times
Matthew Parris, Columnist at The Times Newspaper and a member of The Wild Camel Protection Foundation (WCPF) has written about the births of four new calves at the WCPF’s Breeding Centre at Zakhyn Us, Mongolia. […]
Praise for WCPF from the Mongolian Embassy in the UK
[…] Protecting the wild camel involves safeguarding its habitat, leading to broader environmental conservation initiatives. Mongolia’s Ministry of Environment and Tourism has designated the Great Gobi Area of Special Protection “A” a Strictly Protected Area, home to the endangered Wild Camel, Gobi bear, and snow leopard. The efforts to save and protect the Wild Camel extends […]
Dr Anna Jemmett
We are delighted to announce Dr Anna Jemmett and the first wild camel PhD.
Congratulations from everyone at WCPF! […]