WildArk is proud to partner with Froneri brand NUII Ice Cream to support Currumbin Wildlife Hospital ICU with two pieces of critical diagnostic equipment. Partnerships like this make a huge difference to endangered species like Koalas and other native wildlife here in Australia.
WildArk
Environmental Services
WildArk is a registered not-for-profit focused on conservation initiatives that have tangible outcomes for biodiversity.
About us
WildArk is a conservation company with a mission to protect and conserve the world’s wild places and reconnect people with nature. We are working to protect the world’s charismatic species by preserving their natural habitats to ensure the future of our planet.
- Website
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http://www.wildark.com
External link for WildArk
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Environmental Management, Environmental Education, Conservation, not for profit, and Charity
Employees at WildArk
Updates
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WildArk partnered with entertainment company Untamed Planet to support Big Life Foundation's rangers in their fight to protect wildlife in the Amboseli ecosystem in Kenya. Untamed Planet is helping leverage global audiences to mobilize action for conservation through WildArk.
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Did you the know the Arctic Fox is critically endangered in Finland. Only 450 adult individuals remain. WildArk teamed up with Froneri brand Classic jaatelo to support concrete conservation actions that will help establish and grow a self-sufficient population of Arctic Fox in Finland. Watch the highlights from the beautiful film we created with Lucia Griggi. Or visit our YouTube channel to watch the film. https://lnkd.in/gJxAXtb9
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One week to go! How can the gaming industry be leveraged for biodiversity and climate goals? With 3 billion gamers globally – and billions of engagement hours daily- there is untapped potential for the conservation sector to activate outreach and action through gaming. 🌱 Strategic partnerships can link insights from conservation technology such as wildlife monitoring, bioacoustics, and earth observations into the virtual worlds of games. 🌱 Initiatives like ‘Humble Bundle’ (which raised $240 million for charities) and ‘Playing for the Planet’ have shown that industry alliances generate significant funding when gamer values align. 🌱Whether through building awareness, providing visions for preferred futures or inspiring action through donations, activations for conservation causes and calls-to-action, there are growing proof points that games can inspire a generation to engage in shaping their future. Join WildArk's Chief Scientist @JenniferMcGowan, Helen Crowley, Hugh Possingham, Gautam Shah and Alan Gershenfeld as we discuss Gaming as the Next Frontier for Nature Conservation at the #NatureForLife hub on Nov 7th - or reach out to learn more! Games for Change Register at https://bit.ly/NfLHub2023 https://lnkd.in/g3EJjEMc
Nature For Life Hub - Gaming: The next frontier of conservation
https://www.youtube.com/
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We are reaching new audiences for nature through gaming! WildArk is proud to partner with nature-focused entertainment house, Untamed Planet, on the release of its first Fortnite title, Dodo’s Escape: The De-extinction Island. Untamed Planet was inspired and co-founded by WildArk directors as a way to mobilise the general public towards reaching 2030 biodiversity and climate goals. Untamed Planet’s mission is to use entertainment to drive action for nature with the goal of protecting 100m acres. The company intends committing 50% of its profits to help protect nature which will be channelled through conservation not-for-profit WildArk.