We pursue this mission by:
- Increasing public understanding of crocodiles and their welfare
- Enabling our visitors to experience a stimulating and enjoyable day out for the whole family
- Ensuring animals are healthy and well kept in naturalistic habitat-like enclosures
- Increasing understanding of the issues involved in conservation and the breeding of endangered species
- Participating in co-ordinated breeding programmes and working closely with other zoos, wildlife parks and conservation bodies to maximise their conservation involvement
- Playing a significant role nationally and internationally in crocodile research and conservation
- Promoting care for the environment through education
- Developing its role as a centre for scientific study and research
- Providing an education programme for all ages and abilities
- Planning and running outreach programs
- Supporting crocodile conservation programmes in the wild
The ultimate aim
The ultimate aim of Crocodiles of the World, and all those working for the conservation of crocodiles, is to see wild populations of all crocodilian species recover to unthreatened numbers and to promote well managed and sustainable use of resources in crocodile habitats.
Check out our Conservation Strategy