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Wildcats Conservation Alliance Zoo Donations 1997 - December 2020 WildCats Conservation Alliance Zoo Donations 1997 - December 2020 Zoo Name Country Total Dreamworld Australia £619,607.30 Helsinki Zoo Finland £406,307.41 Kolmardens Djurpark Sweden £138,389.38 Auckland Zoo New Zealand £95,488.84 Minnesota Zoo United States £74,806.25 Stuttgart Wilhelma Zoo Germany £54,849.66 Paradise Wildlife Park & Big Cat Sanctuary United Kingdom £53,000.00 Blackpool Zoo United Kingdom £44,695.88 Cheyenne Mountain Zoo United States £44,595.10 Colchester Zoo United Kingdom £44,516.44 Greenville Zoo United States £43,839.74 Fota Wildlife Park Ireland £40,003.12 Dublin Zoo Ireland £40,002.16 Parco Zoo Punto Verde Italy £39,545.92 Beekse Bergen SafariPark Netherlands £37,717.57 Tayto Park Ireland £37,223.44 Banham Zoo United Kingdom £32,976.64 Shepreth Wildlife Conservation Charity United Kingdom £30,650.00 Chessington Zoo United Kingdom £26,854.00 Utah Zoological Society - Hogle United States £25,147.26 Omahas Henry Doorly Zoo United States £25,066.70 Woburn Safari Park United Kingdom £24,555.42 Schonbruun, Tiergarten (Vienna) Austria £23,038.45 Yorkshire Wildlife Park United Kingdom £22,920.25 Copenhagen Zoo Denmark £22,200.64 Erie Zoological Society United States £21,665.07 Shepreth Wildlife Park United Kingdom £20,748.24 Antwerp Zoo Belgium £19,431.86 Rotterdam, Royal Zoological & Botanical Gardens Netherlands £18,905.85 Leipzig Zoo Germany £18,334.95 Zoological Society of London United Kingdom £17,896.36 Seoul Zoo Unknown £16,864.12 National Zoo & Aquarium Australia £16,512.30 Ft Wayne Children's Zoo United States £15,875.39 Taronga Western Plains Zoo Australia £15,727.08 North of England Zoological Society United Kingdom £13,904.75 Aalborg Zoologiske Have Denmark £13,798.70 Marwell Zoological Park United Kingdom £13,420.99 Drayton Manor Zoo United Kingdom £13,071.74 Koln Zoo, Artiengellschaft Zoologischer Garten Germany £12,881.35 Mulhouse Parc Zoologique et Botanique France £12,869.56 Le Pal France £12,345.89 Knowsley Safari Park United Kingdom £12,302.04 Boise Zoo United States £11,969.35 Naturzoo Rheine Germany £10,984.40 Wellington Zoo Trust New Zealand £10,976.00 Tallinn Zoo Estonia £10,575.21 Odense Zoo Denmark £10,447.25 Kristiansand Dyrepark Norway £9,807.78 Dudley & West Midlands Zoological Society United Kingdom £9,645.00 Rome, Bioparco Italy £9,186.66 Lutreola (Tallinn) Estonia £9,115.39 Zoom Torino Italy £9,068.19 Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens United Kingdom £9,000.00 Dartmoor Zoo United Kingdom £8,997.99 San Diego Zoo United States £8,886.09 Oregon Zoo United States £8,814.36 Parc des Félins France £8,728.27 Edinburgh Zoo United Kingdom £8,449.66 West Midlands Safari Park United Kingdom £7,674.78 Hamerton Zoological Park United Kingdom £7,618.55 Perth Zoo Australia £7,379.36 Heidelberg, Tiergarten Germany £7,312.96 Hamilton Zoo New Zealand £7,155.40 Knuthenborg Safari Park Denmark £6,996.97 Symbio Wildlife Park Australia £6,835.58 Apenheul Primate Park, Apeldoorn Netherlands £6,822.45 Blair Drummond Safari Park United Kingdom £6,727.62 Halle, Zoologischer Garten Germany £6,615.48 Welsh Mountain Zoo United Kingdom £6,498.76 Emmen Zoo, Noorder Dierenpark Netherlands £6,479.39 Ouwehands Dierenpark, Rhenen Netherlands £6,326.30 Bellewaerde Belgium £6,317.57 Besancon Zoo France £6,060.43 Zurich Zoo Switzerland £5,614.54 Paignton Zoo Environmental Park United Kingdom £5,272.99 La Passerelle Auvergne France £5,265.50 Twycross Zoo United Kingdom £4,967.07 Lisbon zoo Portugal £4,864.20 Orana Wildlife Park New Zealand £4,813.34 Linton Zoo United Kingdom £4,660.00 Artis, Amsterdam Netherlands £4,610.52 Jacksonville Zoo United States £4,486.36 Adelaide Zoological Gardens Australia £4,450.64 Taronga Zoo Australia £4,274.39 Sedgwick County Zoo United States £4,252.23 Arnhem, Burgers Zoo Netherlands £4,148.00 Belfast Zoological Gardens United Kingdom £4,080.15 Barcelona, Parc Zoologic de Spain £3,933.74 Munster, Westfalischer Zoologischer Garten Germany £3,879.00 Budapest Zoo & Botanical Gardens Hungary £3,769.40 Pistoia, Giardino Zoologico di Italy £3,548.73 Krefelder Zoo Germany £3,480.26 Potawatomi Zoo United States £3,428.41 Orsa Rovdjurspark Sweden £3,230.95 Memphis Zoo United States £3,199.63 Agrate Zoo Italy £3,138.19 Doue, Zoo de France £3,124.68 Artenschutz, Stiftung Germany £2,948.94 Jungle Cat World Wildlife Park Canada £2,834.68 Conservation des Espèces et Populations Animales France £2,807.30 Brookfield Zoo United States £2,795.34 Manor Wildlife Park United Kingdom £2,628.06 New Mexico Bio Park Society Alb United States £2,619.87 Dierenpark Wissel, Epe Netherlands £2,532.99 Amersfoor, Dierenpark Netherlands £2,435.81 Sables D'Olonne, Zoo des France £2,237.72 Exotic Feline Breeding Compound United States £2,215.13 Lee Richardson Zoo United States £2,158.10 Granby Zoo Canada £2,150.00 Boras Djurpark Sweden £2,132.86 Prague, Zoologica Zahrada Czech Repuplic £2,098.69 Espace Zoologique St. Martin la Plaine France £2,004.04 Magdeburg, Zoologischer Garten Germany £1,993.77 Walter Zoo Switzerland £1,987.05 Parken Zoo Sweden £1,958.33 Indianapolis Zoological Society United States £1,687.50 Dvur Kralove, Zoologica Zahrada Czech Repuplic £1,628.35 AAZK EFBC United States £1,628.32 Augsburg, Zoo Germany £1,541.63 Connecticut Zoological Society United States £1,451.16 Vallet, Zoo de la Boissere du Dore, France £1,406.00 Santa Barbara Zoo United States £1,398.83 Parco Natura Viva (ARCA) Italy £1,363.96 Osnabruck, Zoo Germany £1,360.46 Warszawie, Miejski Ogrod Zoologiczny W Poland £1,346.88 Duisburg Zoo AG Germany £1,264.36 Plock, Miejski Ogrod Zoologiczny, Poland £1,237.29 Melbourne Zoological Gardens Australia £1,234.58 Farjestaden, Olands Djurpark Sweden £1,230.96 Overloon, Zoo Parc Netherlands £1,176.83 Wien (Vienna), Haus Des Meeres Vivarium Austria £1,150.18 Tiergarten Straubing Germany £1,146.28 Touroparc Romaneche - Thorins France £1,139.00 Killman Zoo Canada £1,079.80 Brna, Zoologicka Zahrada Mesta Czech Repuplic £1,055.00 Gdansk, Municipal Zoological Garden of Sea Coast Poland £1,052.00 Tournai, Musee d'Histoire Naturelle De Belgium £1,045.37 Lisieux, Centre D'Etude et de Recherche Zoologique Augeron France £1,036.69 Central Florida Zoo United States £1,016.30 Wingham Wildlife Park United Kingdom £1,000.00 Vogelpark Marlow Germany £945.69 Friends of Berlin Capital Zoos Germany £896.75 AAZK New England United States £755.66 Capron Park Zoo United States £699.41 Junsele Djurpark Sweden £677.80 Harewood House Trust Bird Garden United Kingdom £649.44 AAZK Pittsburgh United States £640.62 Parc Zoo du Reynou France £618.28 Niabi Zoo United States £579.78 Berlin, Zoologischer Garten und Zoo-Aquarium Germany £577.51 AAZK Memphis United States £571.70 Moscow Zoo Russia £562.27 Wuppertal, Zoologischer Garten Germany £553.22 Toronto Zoo Canada £550.00 Winnipeg Zoo Canada £528.37 Ecozonia France £509.68 Landau in der Pfalz Zoo Germany £500.00 Ostrava, Zoologica Zahrada Czech Repuplic £493.48 Dortmund Zoo Germany £471.27 Katowice, Slaski Ogrod Zoologiczny Poland £466.80 Dutch Zoo Federation Netherlands £451.24 Riga Zoo Latvia £439.21 Magnetic Hill Zoo United States £423.34 Plaisance de Touch, Africa Safari France £401.24 Birdworld United Kingdom £391.00 Falco, Zoo Italy £371.21 AAZK Midnight Sun United States £357.00 Audubon Zoo United States £349.71 Kiev Zoo Ukraine £347.00 Bassin D'Arcachon France £343.37 Decin, Zoologica Zahrada Czech Repuplic £299.16 Schmiding Krenglbach, Zoo Austria £290.00 Salzburger Tiergarten Hellbrunn Austria £277.47 Barcelona, Marineland Catalunya Spain £266.75 Loro Parque, Puerto de la Cruz Spain £263.33 Usti nad Labem, Zoologica Zahrada Czech Repuplic £255.13 Olomouc, Zoologica Zahrada Czech Repuplic £245.28 AAZK Staten Island United States £230.38 Kralove, Zoologica Zahrada Dvur Czech Repuplic £222.35 Krakow, Local Park & Zoological Garden-Foundation Poland £201.69 AAZK New Zealand New Zealand £194.38 Staten Island Zoo United States £174.85 Birmingham Nature Centre United Kingdom £170.00 Herberstein, Tier- und Naturpark Sloss Austria £153.00 Brent Lodge Park Animal Centre United Kingdom £152.03 Bristol Zoo Gardens United Kingdom £100.00 Ljubljana Zoo Slovenia £98.92 Leeuwarden, Aqua Zoo Friesland Netherlands £98.01 Gavle, Furuviksparken Sweden £96.61 AIGZOO Italy £88.50 Liberec, Zoologica Zahrada Czech Repuplic £65.70 Lithuanian Zoo Kaunas Lithuania £61.05 Hannover Zoo Germany £55.60 Cotswold Wildlife Park United Kingdom £50.00 Butterfly & Wildlife Park United Kingdom £50.00 National Bird of Prey Centre United Kingdom £50.00 TOTAL £2,787,069 500.00 108.77.
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