The Future of Conservation through an education program - Wildlife Survey, Rehabilitation & post release monitoring
“In the end we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand; and we will understand only what we are taught.” (Baba Dioum, Senegalese forestry engineer, IUCN General Assembly, New Delhi, 1968-69)
Restore Wildlife Education" is a French Non-Profit Organisation (n°W831013794). Our goal is to increase survival rates of rehabilitated wildlife with advanced post-release monitoring technology while training the new generation of conservationist.
it’s a real hands-on education program with infrastructure, research output, and field impact.
The Core values
“Release is not the end of rehabilitation — it is the beginning of understanding.”
For the animals
Restore exists to give rehabilitated wildlife the highest possible chance of successful return to the wild through strong pre-release protocol and post-release monitoring.
For the new generation
Restore educates future conservationists through hands-on wildlife rehabilitation, ethical release practices, and field-based monitoring.
Species you could work with during the course
