Our core missions include aiding special animals at risk of neglect, threat or abuse. We are open to all category of animals, wild, farm, or domestic, whether they are on the land, in the sea, or in the air. We do specialised work, for and with, wildlife animals that are listed as threatened or endangered as a species, and in particular those with special needs like the critically endangered species in the wild or in unethical captive situations. Our ground work operations are imperative, but we also know from experience that education is a key ingredient to prevent many negative impacts upon animals and the environment. Therefore we also incorporate educational presentations and programs into our rescue work for communities, school groups, business’s, governments and the tourism industry. No matter which core mission area we are working in, communication is vital in reaching the source of the problem and finding the solution.
Please read on to find out more about our core missions.
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A core mission of ours is to help animals at risk of neglect or abuse. We specialize in wildlife animals that are either threatened or endangered as a species, wild or captive.
We receive referrals from around the world from those seeking for help with animals at risk that need protection, rescue or rehabilitation. These animals that need help are often found to be in dire circumstances of neglect or abuse, due to human/animal conflict, human financial or sociopolitical situations of no fault of the animals.
It is a core mission of Cee4Life to respond to these referrals and activate help for these animals.
We work with our partners in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region in conservation projects to help save threatened wildlife animals and habitats. The many tiers of conversation work include 1) the conservation of habitats, 2) fighting against poaching and illegal trade of threatened species, and 3) engagement and education of people and the communities. We provide education and support service to grassroots groups, communities and other NGO’s, both locally and abroad, to support them in their conservation efforts and projects.
There are circumstances where the scale of abuse, neglect or endangerment is at a more systemic level. Response to such abuses requires extensive and often covert investigations.
It is our mission to conduct these investigations meticulously to bring about the best outcome of justice and change, for the betterment of wildlife and the environment.
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Nelson Mandela
Education is the key to raising awareness of the value of our wildlife and our natural environments. Cee4Life is dedicated to provide education and training in wildlife care, animal ethics and conservation – from a grassroots community level to businesses and governments.
We conduct education sessions in local communities, especially those in rural and remote regions of Australia and the Asia-Pacific.
We provide education and training to wildlife carers and zookeepers in how to care for wildlife and endangered animals kept in captivity.
We provide support and training to Anti-Poachers and Conservation teams. We teach best practice conservation methods on wildlife and environmental issues to the people who need them most.
We work with businesses and provide advice in formulating their environmental management and sustainability plans. (See Achievements: APP)
We work with governmental departments to formulate policies in environmental management, habitat preservation, wildlife management and sustainability. (See Future Projects: Thailand)
“Many conservation projects would only succeed in the long term if they transcend national boundaries…. International cross-border cooperation is vital.” Sir David Attenborough
The fight for Conservation is multi-tiered. Rescuing animals at risk, for example, may involve the work of international diplomacy and intricate geopolitics.
We endeavour to work with different nations in putting wildlife and endangered animals as a priority. Cee4Life would also like to put forward contingency plans to assist in reducing human-animal conflicts and for long-term conservation goals. (See Future Projects)
Due to delays in clearance by emergency services to enter forests in Australia to conduct a deep forest search for any surviving wildlife from the Australian fires which Cee4life was going to do, with Veterinarians in late March, followed by the emergence of the Covid 19 virus, all operations have been halted. Cee4life is abiding by the Australian Governments directives.
Once clearance is given, we will continue our work for wildlife and education.
Thankyou and wishing all safety and love
A Russia circus uses this Australian Kangaroo in vile humiliating and cruel act.
See article – Abuse of Kangaroo in Russian Circus
Cee4life will be going on a deep forest search and rescue to try and find any wildlife that has survived the devastating Australian fires
Read more here – http://www.cee4life.org/wildlifesearchandrescue/
Can the ex Tiger Temple, Thailand, killing grounds be resurrected into a rescue center for “street cats and dogs” ?