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ALTA partners have raised more than two million US dollars for Amur leopard conservation since 1996. Zoos have provided about 40% of these funds. More than 40 zoos worldwide have contributed to Amur leopard in situ conservation (probably a world record for a single subspecies program). European zoos (EAZA) have contributed approximately $600,000 and North American zoos (AZA) approximately $150,000 to ALTA partners since 1996.
The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) provides 100% of the money that is donated via this website to field projects.
The sponsors listed below have provided support for Amur leopard field projects through Tigris Foundation, The Zoological Society of London and AMUR. Not all sponsors that provided support to The Wildlife Conservation Society and Phoenix Fund have been included.
* Sponsors that have provided more than $US 25,000
European Zoos and affiliated organisations ALERTIS / Ouwehands Zoo / (Holland)*
Antwerp Zoo (Belgium)
Association Aves (France)
Blackpool Zoo (UK)
Copenhagen Zoo (Denmark)
Conservation of Species & Populations of Animals (CEPA, France)*
Foundation of friends of Safaripark Beekse Bergen and Dierenrijk (Holland)*
Zoo Conservation Fund (Holland)*
Le Park des Félins (France)
Lucie Burgers Foundation - Burgers Zoo (Holland)*
Mulhouse Zoo (France)
Rotterdam Zoo (Holland)*
Stiftung Artenschutz (Germany)
Wildlife Park Cricket St. Thomas (UK)
Zoological Society La Torbiera (Italy) Other sponsoring organisations Defra - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (UK)*
Doen Foundation (Holland)*
Elyse Mathilde Foundation (Holland)Federation International Nature conservation (FIN) (Holland)*
Golden Ark Foundation (Holland)*
Haëlla Foundation (Holland)*
Japan Wildlife Conservation Society (Japan)
Korea Tiger & Leopard Conservation Fund (KTLCF)
Ministry of Nature Conservation, Fishery and Agriculture (Holland)*
Opmeer printing (The Hague, Holland)
Prince Bernhard Nature Foundation (Holland)*
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service / Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation Fund (USA)*
Van Tienhoven Foundation (Holland)*
WWF Holland (INNO Fund) (Holland)* Zoological Society for the Conservation of Species and Populations (Germany) Private donations ($500 or more) Matthias Bauer (Germany) Bob Baily (USA)
Willem Boot (USA)
Andrea Caruso (USA)
Steven Dray (USA)
E. Savita Eisenberg (USA) Holly Ellis (USA) Niko Kauko (FIN) Cheryl Marabese (UK)
R. Marabese (UK)
Robert and Marilyn Moyes (USA)Jessica Potter (USA) David Prynn (UK)
Diana Raper (USA) Katrina L. Ray (USA)
Tina Rhea (USA) Janice Sich (USA) Gay Smith (USA) | North-American Zoos and affiliated organisations Audubon Zoo (USA)
Central Florida Zoo (USA)
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo (USA)
Denver Zoo (USA)
Disney's Animal Kingdom (USA)
Columbus Zoological Gardens (USA)
Endangered Species Fund of Canada / Jungle Cat World (Canada)
Erie Zoo (USA)
Feline Conservation Center (USA)
Folsom Children’s Zoo (USA)
Ft. Wayne Children’s Zoo (USA)
John Ball Zoological Society (USA)
Granby Zoo (USA)
Greenville Zoo (USA)
Living Desert (USA)
Minnesota Zoo (USA)
New England Zoo (USA)Oregon Zoo (USA)
Oregon Zoo (USA)
Philadelphia Zoological Gardens (USA)
Pittsburgh Zoo (USA)
Project Survival Cat Conservation Group (USA)
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden (USA)
Rolling Hills Refuge (USA)
Saint Louis Zoo (USA)
Santa Barbara Zoological Gardens (USA)
Sedgwick County Zoo (USA)
Sierra Endangered Cat Haven (USA)
Utah's Hogle Zoo (USA)
Zoo Boise (USA) ALTA partners AMUR (UK/Russia)*
Helsinki Zoo (Finland)*
International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW Russia)*
Minnesota Zoo (USA)*
Moscow Zoo (Russia)
Phoenix Fund (Russia)*
Wildlife Alliance (USA)
Wildlife Conservation Society (USA)*
Wildlife Vets International (UK)*
Tigris Foundation (Holland)*
Zoological Society of London (ZSL) (UK)* |
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ALTA partners have raised more than two million US dollars for Amur leopard conservation since 1996. Zoos have provided about 40% of these funds. More than 40 zoos worldwide have contributed to Amur leopard in situ conservation (probably a world record for a single subspecies program). European zoos (EAZA) have contributed approximately $600,000 and North American zoos (AZA) approximately $150,000 to ALTA partners since 1996.