"The Aspinall Foundation" facts

John Aspinall started his famous animal collection in 1957 when he bought Howletts Wild Animal Park. In 1973 he bought Port Lympne Wild Animal Park to help house the growing groups of animals. Today the two wild animal parks are home to over 1000 animals and 90 different species.

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Now through The Aspinall Foundation, a registered charity, we work to ensure that the late John Aspinall's innovative work in protecting and breeding wild animals should continue. As well as the two wild animal parks in Kent, The Aspinall Foundation manages two gorilla rescue and rehabilitation projects in central African countries of Gabon and Congo, where we have successfully reintroduced over 50 gorillas.

 

 

 

The Aspinall Foundation

The Aspinall Foundation, in conjunction with Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent, is devoted to the conservation of endangered species and returning them to protected areas in the wild.

OUR OBJECTIVES ARE

  • To halt the extinction of rare and endangered species in the wild
  • To continue to provide the most natural environment possible for the animals in both parks
  • To re-introduce these animals back to their wild habitat where this is possible
  • To continue to be world leaders in animal husbandry and breeding
  • To be a partner and catalyst to conservation efforts at home and abroad
  • Increasing public understanding of animals and their welfare and the issues involved in their conservation

The Aspinall Foundation has great gifts from just £3 per month that is helping protect endangered animals, click here to adopt an animal today!

Visit The Aspinall Foundation to protect endangered animals today!

A thoughtful present for the person who has everything - you will be helping The Aspinall Foundation protect endangered animals from just £3 per month – adopt an animal today!

It is a sad fact that humans are likely to cause the extinction of a quarter of all known species in the next 20 years, unless we work together to protect them now.

The Aspinall Foundation works in conjunction with Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks to protect rare and endangered animals, and return them to protected areas in the wild.

By adopting an animal today you will be giving endangered species a chance of survival for the future. From just £3 per month you will be helping to protect, feed, keep healthy and enriched through play the animals in our care in Kent and around the world.

In return we will send you a e-wallpaper, e-fact sheet and e-certificate for your chosen animal, as well as a monthly e-newsletter and a free entry to one of our parks in Kent so you can visit your animal! You will receive regular updates on your animal.

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The Aspinall Foundation - Registered Charity 326567