Membership: The Next Steps
June 13, 2019
Membership is changing – for the better We want to ensure that we can support the projects we fund for…
The other cost of climate change
May 31, 2019
Climate change is a complicated, urgent environmental issue with the scope to devastate our planet’s health. In the last few…
Wildlife Artist of the Year 2019 winners announced
May 30, 2019
Incredible bronze sculpture of an octopus by Stephen Rew scoops top prize During a wonderful evening at the Mall Galleries…
New study predicts no viable Indian tiger habitats left by 2070
May 21, 2019
The Sundarbans is a vast mangrove forest that stretches almost 4,000 square kilometres across India and Bangladesh. The forest is…
Guest post by artist Jack Russell – David Shepherd: My Hero, My Insipration!
May 3, 2019
“If it wasn’t for David Shepherd CBE I wouldn’t be a professional artist. It was his inspiration that made me…
Join our family – Become a Wildlife Shepherd
May 2, 2019
We want to ensure that we support the projects we fund for years to come, helping them to plan for…
Lord Ashcroft makes a call to ban the ‘barbaric’ import of captive lion trophies.
April 30, 2019
Following a year-long investigation into lion farming in South Africa, a recent article by Lord Ashcroft (former Deputy Chairman of…
China lift a 25-year ban on the trade of tiger parts
April 16, 2019
In October last year the Chinese government released a statement stating lifting a 25-year ban on the use of tiger parts and rhino horn…
Two lions collared in huge six-day mission in Uganda
April 4, 2019
Our project partners the Uganda Conservation Foundation (UCF) have reported to us that after a tough mission through southern Murchison…
Global Canvas 2019 explores habitats of the world
March 29, 2019
Global Canvas, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation’s annual art competition for groups of children aged 16 and under, received a record-breaking…
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