Saving Species Impact Fund

The Saving Species Impact Fund is dedicated to support the zoo’s Wildlife Survival Programs and Conservation Partner Programs that help conserve wildlife, preserve fragile habitats and increase public awareness for wildlife and environmental issues. The zoo currently conducts or supports more than 35 wildlife conservation projects taking place in the Pacific Northwest and around the world. 

 

These include some of the smallest animals—the endangered Oregon silverspot butterfly and Partula snail that is extinct in the wild and lives only in zoos—to some of the largest—the African elephant and the critically endangered Malayan tiger. 

 

The Saving Species Impact Fund allows you to directly support conservation projects that save wildlife and wild places.

For more information, visit zoo.org/conservation.