San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance
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NOTES FROM THE FIELD | 2023 | No. 11
All You've Made Possible
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You made 2023 another momentous year, and we are so grateful for you.
As an ally for wildlife, you are saving, protecting, and caring for
animals, plants, and the delicately balanced ecosystems
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we all share-here in San Diego and across the globe.
We know the future is bright when we work together on behalf of the
world's wildlife to make a difference. Come along as we reflect
on some of the meaningful moments
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you made possible this year-and enjoy a sneak peek into 2024
and beyond. From all of us at San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance
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, thank you for being an ally.
Together for wildlife,
Paul Baribault
Paul A. Baribault
President and Chief Executive Officer
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance
Red-y for the Future
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Earlier this year, you joined us in welcoming Pavitra
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-the first red panda
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cub born at the San Diego Zoo
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in nearly two decades. This little one is a crucial addition to the
global population of her endangered species. CODE RED >
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Resilience in Maui
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At the Maui Bird Conservation Center, teams took quick action to
protect the critically endangered birds in our care during
August's devastating wildfires
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. Because of their heroic efforts, all team members and birds were
unharmed. MAUI STRONG >
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Conservation at Home
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From the mountains to the desert and along the coastline, the diverse
ecosystems of Southern California are home to a wide range of
endangered species. With your support, we're reestablishing
sustainable populations of endangered mountain yellow-legged frog
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, desert tortoise
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, and Torrey pine
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. OUR OWN BACKYARD >
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Two of a kind
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Ollie, the world's second successfully cloned Przewalski's
horse, arrived at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park
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this year. He's genetically a twin to Kurt, the first
Przewalski's horse clone, and together they'll bring back
key genetic diversity to this endangered species. HISTORIC HOOFPRINTS
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Perfectly Paired
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Together we celebrated the birth of two sets of siblings-Amur
leopards
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at the Zoo and Sumatran tigers
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at the Safari Park. With only a few hundred of these critically
endangered big cats remaining in native habitats, these four cubs are
key to global conservation efforts, and they remind us there is always
hope for the future. CUB-SESSED >
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Safeguarding Biodiversity
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For nearly 50 years, we've been preserving invaluable genetic
material to transform conservation and create hope for the future.
This year we partnered with the International Union for Conservation
of Nature
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(IUCN) to launch the first-of-its-kind Center for Species Survival:
Biodiversity Banking. PRESERVING HOPE >
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Soaring Through 40 Years
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The California Condor
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Recovery Program hit a landmark anniversary this year as we
celebrated 40 years of collaborative and cutting-edge conservation
work to give this local species a second chance. SAVING CONDORS >
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A new kind of atlas
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A colossal year for elephants! We announced our partnership with
Illumina to create an elephant genomic atlas across Africa. Innovative
solutions like these show us what's possible when we come
together for conservation. GENTLE GIANTS >
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Roar into 2024
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Be sure to tune in to the 135th Rose Parade
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live from Pasadena on January 1! Themed "It Began with a
Roar," our float celebrates the harmonious sounds of wildlife,
sharing stories of nature and conservation with the world and
inspiring allies for wildlife from around the globe to join us in our
mission. FEEL THE RHYTHM >
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uncover down under
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In 2024, experience the walkabout of a lifetime on this diverse safari
through Southern Australia and Tasmania
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with San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Adventures. Marvel at koalas,
kangaroos, Tasmanian devils, and more while exploring
Australia's breathtaking landscapes. BOOK TODAY >
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WILDLIFE HEROES
CHANGE THE WORLD.
John
, you are without a doubt our most important ally. As a Wildlife Hero,
your ongoing monthly support will pave the way for more lifesaving
conservation efforts. From welcoming new additions that bring hope for
the future to celebrating milestone achievements in global
conservation efforts, you'll help make these moments of
inspiration and innovation possible. Your continued generosity will
make a difference through impactful conservation solutions in the next
year and beyond.
From welcoming new additions that bring hope for the future to
celebrating milestone achievements with our conservation programs,
you're at the heart of it all. As a Wildlife Hero, your
sustained generosity will help us continue to achieve conservation
solutions in the next year and beyond. On behalf of wildlife
everywhere, thank you for all you make possible.
Your monthly gift will secure the future for
wildlife around the globe.
GIVE A GIFT
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San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance is an international conservation
nonprofit and a registered 501(c)(3) organization. Tax ID# 95-1648219.
With more than 100 years of wildlife care expertise and partnerships
around the globe, we are saving, protecting, and caring for species
worldwide.
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