Visit SeaWorld in 2014? You Helped Save Animals Around The World
Photo credit: SeaworldParks.com
As we approach the close of 2014, we think it is a fitting time to reflect and look at some incredible groups and organizations that were on the front lines of conservation this year.
What’s so special about this list? Well, if you were a visitor to a SeaWorld Park this year, YOU helped fund these incredible projects around the world! This is a big list, so grab a big cup of cocoa, because you are going to be thrilled to learn just how much of an impact you had in 2014!
North American Projects
- Abandoned Crab Trap Removal
- America River Clean Up
- Assessing the health of Dolphins on the East Coast of Florida
- Assessing Nutritional Status of Wild Killer Whales
- Bald Eagle Rescue and Rehabilitation
- Blue Chromis Research
- Coral Restoration and Conservation
- Photo-Id Catalog for Texas Dolphins
- Water Conservation Education
- Enhancing breeding success of Maine Coast Alcids
- Identifying Beach Lighting Hotspots in Florida to Protect Sea Turtle Hatchlings
- Killer Whale Stranding Response and Investigation
- Mexican Wolf Fund
- Sloth and Anteater Rescue, Rehabilitation and Education Program
- Wildlife Triage Care and Rehabilitation Centers
African Projects
- Black Rhino Conservation in Zimbabwe
- Community-Based Lion Conservation in Kenya
- Conservation of Giraffe, Elephants and Lions in Norther Uganda
- Genetic and Physical Conservation Management of Zimbabwe’s Rhinos
- Forever Wild Conservation Program
- Mabula Ground Hornbill Project
- Painted Dog Conservation Anti-Poaching Unit
- Protecting Elephants in Southern Murchison Falls
- Sustainable Fuel to Protect National Parks in Uganda
- Turning Poachers to Poultry Farmers
- African Penguin Conservation in South Africa
Asia
- Kerinci Seblat Tiger Conservation
- Kouprey Express Outreach
- Protecting Arctic Seabirds from Longline Fishing
Australia
When you look at this amazing list of projects that were funded in 2014, you see a global impact created by your visit to SeaWorld.
No other organization offers you the ability to bring your family for a day of fun, and a year later your day of fun is helping to save animals across the globe!
SeaWorld’s mission to connect people to our natural world is more than just a phrase written on a piece of paper, it is part of their everyday actions.
So when you plan your trip to SeaWorld in 2015, you can feel good knowing that not only will your family have a GREAT time, but your visit will contribute to helping save animals around the world.
