Secret World Wildlife Rescue

Secret World Wildlife Rescue is a UK-based startup dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of British wildlife. Founded in 1992, the organization has a strong focus on preventing needless suffering of British wildlife and inspiring a love for nature. Secret World Wildlife Rescue cared for over 5,000 sick, injured, and orphaned wild animals and birds last year. The startup is situated in Somerset, a region facing challenges such as habitat loss and increased wildlife accidents, with over 200 wildlife species in the South West being endangered.

The company also places great emphasis on education, offering learning programs to people of all ages to inspire their interest and passion for wildlife and reconnect them with nature. Additionally, several hundred dedicated volunteers support the team in various roles, enhancing the organization's impact.

Secret World Wildlife Rescue's diverse initiatives include volunteer and animal care training programs, collaboration with local community groups for individuals with learning disabilities, and courses on animal rescue, rehabilitation, and wildlife photography workshops. The 17th century Grade II listed Bluebell Barn serves as a space for educational activities, volunteer training, conferences, corporate visits, and weddings.

The startup's ambitious target is to engage 30 percent of all schools within a one-hour radius of the Secret World within five years. Given the startup's impactful work and holistic approach to wildlife preservation and education, it presents an intriguing opportunity for potential investment in the education industry.