Een gorilla ligt in het gras met haar jong bij Safaripark Beekse Bergen.

Contribute and help the gorillas

Turn in your old cell phone and help the gorillas

Unfortunately, gorilla habitat in African rainforests is shrinking. This is due to the construction of coltan mines, where the raw material coltan is obtained. Coltan is used in the production of cell phones. We are happy to recycle the coltan from your phone, so you help the gorillas and support Stichting Wildlife.

So you help in two ways:

You help animals in 2 ways when you turn in your old phone at the ZooParc reception. First, Stichting Wildlife receives an amount of money for every cell phone turned in, supporting up to 30 conservation projects worldwide.

Second, each cell phone is recycled. This helps gorillas in the wild. Cell phones are made with raw materials such as gold and coltan. To obtain these, Africa's rainforests are cut down to build roads and mines. As a result, many animals lose part of their habitat and are more likely to become victims of poaching.

By recycling cell phones we ensure that no new mines need to be built, the coltan and gold can be reused. So please look in your drawer, under your bed, or in the attic and turn in your old phones. Thanks in advance for your help!

Stichting Wildlife is active in ZooParc Overloon, Safaripark Beekse Bergen, Eindhoven Zoo and AquaZoo Leeuwarden. The foundation is committed to various conservation projects and has all kinds of activities in the parks. These activities are provided by volunteers.

In ZooParc Overloon, guided tours, children's parties and theme days are organized by a friendly and enthusiastic team of volunteer guides from Stichting Wildlife. Due to the growth of our activities, we are regularly looking for more people who want to participate. Volunteer guides receive free training so that they can start working with solid knowledge.

Activities at ZooParc Overloon

ZooParc volunteers are active in various activities in the park. With these activities, they raise money that is used to support the foundation's conservation projects.

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