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Wildlife Conservation Society

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Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Company Research Report



Company Overview



Name and Mission


  • Company Name: Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)

  • Mission: WCS saves wildlife and wild places worldwide through science, conservation action, education, and inspiring people to value nature. They envision a world where wildlife thrives in healthy lands and seas, valued by societies that embrace and benefit from the diversity and integrity of life on earth.


Founded


  • Founded: No information is available


Founders


  • Founders: No information is available


Key People


  • Key People: The organization includes trustees and senior management though specific names are not detailed in the data provided.


Headquarters


  • Headquarter Location: 2300 Southern Boulevard, Bronx, New York 10460, United States


Number of Employees


  • Number of Employees: No information is available


Revenue


  • Revenue: No information is available


Recognition


  • What is the company known for: WCS is known for conserving the world's largest wild places in 14 priority regions. They play a significant role in science-driven conservation protecting around 50% of the world’s biodiversity and charismatic megafauna.


Products



Offerings


  • Products Offered:

  • Zoos and Aquarium: WCS operates the Bronx Zoo, Prospect Park Zoo, Queens Zoo, Central Park Zoo, and New York Aquarium, inspiring 4 million people each year.

  • Conservation Projects: Engage in global conservation efforts across various habitats, encompassing critical areas of biodiversity and large wildlife species.


High-Level Description


  • Zoos and Aquarium: The parks and aquarium managed by WCS serve educational purposes, offering interactive and educational experiences to visitors, providing insights into wildlife and its conservation.

  • Conservation Projects: Focus on protecting vast ecosystems essential for biodiversity. Target regions include Africa, Asia, the Americas, and oceans. WCS also addresses challenges like climate change, wildlife trafficking, and invasive species.


Key Features


  • Zoos and Aquarium: Offers recreational and educational activities aimed at immersing people in nature and wildlife conservation.

  • Conservation Projects: Utilizes science and policy to engage in sustainable wildlife management, protected area strategy, and community partnerships.


Recent Developments



Recent Developments in the Company


  • Biodiversity Conference Participation: Representatives from across the globe, including WCS, attended the UN Biodiversity Conference in Colombia to push forward agendas on biodiversity protection.

  • Policy Agenda Influence: WCS continues to link its work to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, playing a pivotal role in defining global conservation policy agendas.

  • Increased Tiger Population: A 250% increase in tiger numbers was recorded in Thailand, marking a significant success in conservation efforts led in part by WCS.


New Products/Features


  • New Features: Two rescued Southern Sea Otters made their public debut at the New York Aquarium.

  • Enhancements: Efforts have been highlighted in areas of climate change and biodiversity management.


New Partnerships


  • Partnerships: Strong emphasis on collaborations with indigenous and local communities to achieve sustainable conservation outcomes, although specific new partnerships were not specified.


This report encompasses all available information gleaned from the provided data. Fields lacking specific data inputs reflect it with "No information is available" as indicated.