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Stichting Wildlife's contribution to nature conservation
Stichting Wildlife, through as many as 30 conservation projects around the world, is committed to helping the protecting endangered species. Thus, by 2024, the foundation has helped protect as many as 39 endangered and vulnerable species! The volunteers of the foundation dedicate themselves in different ways in Safaripark. On this page you can read all about their work and how you can help.
How can you help Stichting Wildlife?
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Visit De Kraal
On Safari Square you'll find De Kraal. Here you will discover all about the conservation projects supported by Stichting Wildlife and meet volunteers who will be happy to tell you all about the animals you see in Safaripark.
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Adopt an animal
In Safaripark Beekse Bergen you can contribute to nature conservation in a special way. Namely, you can become an adoptive parent of your favorite animal (species) or give an adoption as a gift! The entire proceeds of this adoption go to Stichting Wildlife. This way you support the various nature conservation projects.
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Donate to Stichting Wildlife
With a donation to Stichting Wildlife, you support the various conservation projects. There are multiple ways you can donate. Consider turning in your old phone, adopting an animal or attending an event.
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Become a volunteer
Will you become a volunteer at Stichting Wildlife? The enthusiastic volunteers contribute daily to an educational and fun visit to Beekse Bergen, for example by informing visitors about conservation projects and animals in the Safaripark. Would you also like to inspire visitors with your passion for animals and nature?
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Follow our journey to Kenya
Thanks to the support of our visitors, Beekse Bergen and Stichting Wildlife donated €60,000 to Save the Elephants in 2024. This money was used to build a corridor in Kenya: a safe passage for elephants and wildlife.
Klaas-Jan and Yvonne are travelling to Kenya to admire the corridor and work with Save the Elephants to investigate the challenges elephants face in the wild. You can follow this impressive journey in our blog.