The Park has worked with its chosen charities for over five years and donates to them annually, as well as raising awareness of the important work each organisation does all over the world, for wild animals.
We would like to extend our thanks to everyone who has donated, as the funds will go some way to saving and protecting our animals’ wild counterparts.” The occasion was to mark our 50 th anniversary and we were honoured to see so many friends of the Park attend, join together and donate for causes close to our hearts.
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The highlight of the evening was listening to special guest speaker, award-winning TV presenter, Michaela Strachan, who shared some mesmerising clips of Springwatch and their fascinating backstories.Īll proceeds raised on the evening have been split between the Park’s five conservation partners: Global Penguin Society, WildCats Conservation Alliance, Save the Rhino International, The Mali Elephant Project and Lemur Conservation Association (AEECL).Ĭhris Kelly, Managing Director, said, “We are delighted to have raised over £25,000 for our conservation partners at our recent charity dinner. On 3 June 2023, to mark the Park celebrating their 50 th anniversary, staff hosted a ‘Conservation Dinner’, the first event of its kind that the Park has held.Īround 250 guests attended, enjoying a three-course dinner, auctions, raffle, entertainment from a live band and stilt walkers. West Midland Safari Park is celebrating after raising over £25,000 for several wildlife conservation charities, at a recent fundraising event.
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