Wildhelpers is born from the dream of helping motivated but otherwise normal people to be part of the conservation of wildlife and the environment. The challenges we currently face are enormous, with a major crisis in biodiversity that is widely known as the 6th mass extinction on Earth. However, while Wildhelpers acknowledges the issues and keep its readers updated, the goal is to remain optimist and to act for wild animals. Would you like to be greener and more sustainable. Follow our conservation tips. For instance, choose not to pollute the environment while you keep your home clean, use your green power and support businesses that stand for ethical and sustainable practices, don’t buy exotic pets, eat less animal proteins, recycle, reduce and re-use, be careful while driving to decrease roadkill, become plastic free, buy less and offer gifts from the heart that don’t cost the Earth... A powerful way to help is to become a volunteer ; whether you decide to give a few hours a week to rescue and rehabilitate sick and injured animals, or to spend a summer break helping wildlife in Africa, many organisations rely on you as a volunteer to change the world... If green tips and volunteering are not enough, help wildlife with a full time job! The talents required are very diverse: you can get involved as an artist promoting the respect for Nature, a veterinarian, zoo keeper, ranger, conservation dog trainer, researcher, etc! You will be surprised by how your own set of skills can be useful. We also offer many ideas to foster the love of the wilderness in your kids. It starts at home and in the garden, but of course is even better extended to the greater outdoors! What would all these effort be worth if you weren’t going out there to experience the beauty of Nature first hand? Find the best parks, sanctuaries and zoos. Finally, the reason we fight for the environment is that it’s a beautiful place, and the creatures roaming this planet are amazing. Find some interesting facts about the beautiful, funny, clever and weird animals we share our world with. So get involved today!