Cango Chronicles - Page 7

Ahead lies a monumental week for us as our CWR family expands! Not by 1 or 2… but by 3! Choloepus didactylus, more commonly known as Linnaeus’s Two-toed Sloths, will be joining the CWR family from 10 May 2021. Our Zoological team is abuzz with excitement and all efforts are being made to prepare their new home.

The motivation behind The Wasteland is to enlighten visitors on the importance of these misunderstood birds and the challenges that they face in the wild.

In the midst of trauma, terror and pandemics, there are always heroes who emerge. Beacons of hope who come in all shapes and sizes and help show humanity the way forward. We saw such a (tiny) hero arise…

In South Africa, COVID-19 restrictions have been ongoing for a harrowing 11 weeks. During this time, the Cango Wildlife Ranch has been without any income, other than donations from our phenomenal supporters, who have been integral in keeping us afloat. Though we are glowing pure gratitude for all the help we have received, we still have a long road ahead before we, or our animals, can breathe easy.

The Cango Wildlife Ranch is #fundsforfeed and teaming up with live stream gamers and content creators from around the world to raise funds and awareness for our animals! 19 - 21 June 2020 STREAMING EVENT & DONATION LINKS The Cango Wildlife Ranch is #fundsforfeed and teaming up with live stream gamers and content creators from around the world to raise funds and awareness for our animals! Join them and interact as they...

Lockdown is still very much an issue, and our wonderful conservation facility, the Cango Wildlife Ranch, is still in peril. Over 140 staff stand to lose their jobs and over 4000 animals risk going hungry, or worse unless we do something!

Watch Bonk bring us the BEST news! Enough to make lock-down restrictions a little bit less scary. "At this time, we would like to highlight the immensely valuable role that this institution plays in terms of wildlife conservation, sustainability and education, as well as in its impact on the local economy."

OUDTSHOORN, South Africa – Can playing video games help animal conservation? If you’re part of the innovative team at the Cango Wildlife Ranch, then the answer is yes! In one of the first events of its kind, this animal conservation facility is teaming up with live streamers from around the world to raise awareness and funds to battle the COVID-19 lockdown and the effects thereof.

The Cango Wildlife Ranch is #StreamingForConservation and teaming up with livestream gamers and content creators from around the world to raise funds and awareness for our animals!