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Wildcare presentation
1. General information
The WildCare Trust was set up in 2005 with the aim of saving animals from
extinction. It is a charity and relies on its members for financial support
to continue its work.
Membership fees are the main source of income, supported by the animal
adoption scheme and donations.
Wildcare plans to develop a database of endangered species which can be
downloaded and used by members.
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2. Endangered Species Facts
Recent estimates by scientists show that there may be more
than 30 million species of animals.
In the United States alone 735 species of plants and 496 species
of animals are listed as threatened or endangered.
There are more than 1,000 endangered species worldwide.
There are more than 3,500 protected areas around the
world, these cover 3% of the worlds total land.
Information taken from: http://www.endangeredspecie.com/Interesting_Facts.htm
Originally sourced from The National Wildlife Federation, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
3. Threats towards animals
Animals are have many threats against them such as hunting
and habitat loss. Some of these are man made but others
are naturally occurring. Some examples of this are the
Bigeye Tuna which is currently at risk from hunting.
Fish At Low Risk From Hunting H = Hunting Blue = Low Risk
Shark, Blacknose Fish Atlantic Blue H £15.00
Tuna, Bigeye Fish Worldwide Blue H £20.00
Cod, Tiger Fish Australia Blue H £15.00
Shark, Tiger Fish Worldwide Blue H £15.00
Sterlet Fish Europe, Asia Blue H £20.00
4. WildCare Teens (13-19 years)
Members will receive a Welcome Pack and will be able to download a database
of information about endangered species. The pack will include a
membership card, sample results from the database, a leaflet with
information about some of the animals and an adoption application form.
Teen members will receive a magazine twice a year to keep them up to date on
the work of the charity.
WildCare Kids (Under 13s)
Members will receive a Welcome Pack including a membership card, a badge
and a sticker album.
Members will receive stickers and activity sheets twice a year to keep them
up to date on the work of the charity.
5. Animal adoption scheme
Members may choose any animal in the database and adopt it by completing an
application form and paying a fee. In return they are sent an adoption certificate
and a bookmark featuring their adopted animal plus regular updates throughout
the year. The scheme is only open to WildCare Members.
Memberships Cost Proposed
Platinum £30.00 £30.97
Gold £25.00 £27.99
Silver £20.00 £20.99
WildCare Teens £15.97
WildCare Kids £9.97
Membership options
At present, there are three levels of membership - Platinum, Gold and Silver.
Two new options are planned for next year - Teens and Kids.
Editor's Notes
Welcome to this presentation about Wildcare. Here is some information about our trust. We were set up in 2005 with the aim of saving animals from extinction. We are a charity and rely on our members for financial support to continue our work. Our membership fees are supported by animal adoptions and donations. Our plan is to develop a database of all the endangered species around the world which will then be downloaded and used by our members.
On this next slide is some information about endangered species. Scientists have estimated that there could be more than 30 million species of animal around the world. In the United states alone there are 496 species of animal (do not mention plants) that are listed as threatened or endangered, our trust is aiming to decrease this number. Worldwide there are over 1,000 endangered species in all. There are 3,500 protected areas that cover 3% of the whole Earth’s land. All this information was sourced from Endangeredspecie.com which was originally sourced from The National Wildlife Federation, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
On this slide there is an extract from our database. For example the bigeye tuna is at risk from hunting. (Pause to let people look at the table)
On this slide there is information about WildCare Teens and WildCare Kids. Teens will receive a welcome pack and will be able to download a database full of information to do with endangered species. The pack will include a membership card, sample reports and a leaflet. They will also receive a magazine twice a year. WildCare Kids will receive a welcome pack as the teens did but they will have a badge, a membership card and stickers. They will also receive activity sheets twice a year.
These are the membership options as of now and what are proposed in the future. We are adding two new membership options, WildCare kids and WildCare teens. They will be £15.97 and £9.97, these are very good prices for how much it helps the animals. These options are planned for next year. Thanks for listening any questions? (Answer any questions)
