The Wild Camel Protection Foundation
Help us in our fight to save the Wild Camel (Camelus ferus), the 8th most endangered large mammal on the planet
WCPF urgently needs funds for the establishment of a second wild camel breeding centre as the breeding centre at Zakhyn Us in Mongolia has reached its capacity of 30 wild camels. It was started in …
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Five new wild camel calves (one females and four males) have been born this spring at the wild camel breeding centre at Zakhyn Us. All the calves are well and healthy and another one is due …
The following testimony has just been received from Cincinnati Zoo in the USA: Dear John Hare, I never knew how amazing camels were until I got the privilege to work with them at the Cincinnati …
WCPF’s wild camel breeding centre site at Zakhyn Us has reached capacity. There are currently 35 wild camels (young and old) at the site on 60 hectares. We have identified a new site which has great …
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In April 2019, WCPF PhD Student, Anna Jemmett, WCPF wild camel consultant Dr Adiya Yadamsuren, Bridget Johnson and Jen Quayle from Knowsley Safari Park, who are contracted to WCPF to supervise …
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WCPF is a registered charity (Charity Number 1068706).
