What is Moulton College's role in animal conservation?

Moulton College is partnering with Nature's SAFE to preserve genetic material of endangered species as part of its animal welfare education and conservation efforts.

What does Nature's SAFE do to protect species?

Nature's SAFE preserves living cells and tissues from threatened animals using cryopreservation to support future conservation programs.

How many species has Nature's SAFE preserved samples from?

Nature's SAFE has preserved samples from over 350 different species of mammals, reptiles, fish, amphibians, birds, and coral.

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College partners with charity to save endangered species

10 Dec

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Moulton College collaborates with Nature's SAFE for species preservation.
The partnership aims to safeguard genetic material of endangered animals.
Over 350 species samples have been preserved by the charity.

College partners with charity to save endangered species

Moulton College is delighted to announce a significant partnership with Nature's SAFE, an animal conservation charity dedicated to protecting endangered species. This collaboration will bolster efforts to preserve the genetic material of threatened animals, ensuring their viability for future conservation and restoration programs.

The college's animal facilities manager, Dean Sharman Frost, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, stating it aligns with the institution's role in animal welfare education and conservation. By housing over 140 diverse species, Moulton College is well-positioned to contribute to Nature's SAFE's mission.

Nature's SAFE, employing advanced cryopreservation techniques, has already secured samples from more than 350 species worldwide. This initiative provides conservationists with a crucial tool to enhance genetic diversity and improve the long-term survival chances of dwindling animal populations.