Making an even bigger impact in conservation

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September 9th, 2025
Founder, WildlifeoPedia


To the WildlifeoPedia Family,

On this blog, you might've noticed we're trying to show ads. While as of the writing of this update, ads are still in the making, we're trying to serve you ads so we can help save lives and foster a better world. You might not yet see ads.

As opposed to WildlifeoWebsite, where you can still enjoy all educational content for free and without any interruptions, this blog was made to raise funds for willdife-conservation Initiatives. 

What we're trying to say is that every penny we raise here by showing you as relevant ads as possible, will be given to conservation-charities who want to protect the vulnerable natural world.


I hope you understand why we're doing this and don't worry, WildlifeoWebsite will remain ad-free certainly for a while.


Yours Sincerely,

Founder & CEO, WildlifeoPedia




www.wildlifeopedia.org

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