Those who support a charity describe feelings of increased fulfilment, happiness and wellbeing. Lightworkers are those that try to make the world a better place! Wendy has donated the royalties of her book 'The Lightworkers Circle Guide' to the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust.

The Aye-Aye (seen right) inspired the film, ET. It is an incredible primate from the island of Madagascar, an island with many endangered species, such as lemurs, bats, cats, rats and shrews. 80% of their forest habitat is gone.

Sonar sound wave technology was developed from animals with echo location, such as bats, whales, dolphins and shrews. The Livingstone Fruit Bat (seen above left) is one of the largest bats in the world. Its species habitat on the Comoros Islands is seriously under threat.  The Urangutan (here shown left) shares 97% of its DNA with us humans. We have a common ancestor which lived 14 million years ago. Today, very few Urangutans remain in the wild. This blue frog might be the last of its kind to live in the wild. The Radiated Tortoise is often illegally trafficked for sale in the West, as is the Wrinkled Hornbill (all seen below). If you would like to choose a species that you love and want to save for future generations, you can follow their progress on the link: www.durrell.org/adopt

                          

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In addition to conservation work around the world, you can visit The Ark, The Durrell Wildlife Park on the island of Jersey where you can see some rare creatures facing extinction for yourself. Click on this link: http://www.durrell.org/Home/Photos/Wildlife-park-gallery/

Wendy also supports dog rehoming through her local RSPCA dog shelter and has created the site: www.caninepets.net. She also manages the Facebook page: Supporters of Hillside Kennels, Essex