WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants arrive at White Oak Conservation in Florida. Former circus elephants released into custom habitat May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new.
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ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Animals. White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. ABOUT WHITE OAK
“Saving endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education, and responsible land stewardship.“ White Oak, which is a part of Walter Conservation, is a one-of-a-kind center for conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceros, okapi GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities WHITE OAK WELCOMES THE LARGEST ASIAN ELEPHANT HERD IN THE Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The first
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The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation. These 12 female elephants, ranging from 8 to 38 years old, will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. To get to White Oak, the elephants were moved 200 miles in pairs in customized EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants arrive at White Oak Conservation in Florida. Former circus elephants released into custom habitat May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new. Read About it ».
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Animals. White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. ABOUT WHITE OAK
“Saving endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education, and responsible land stewardship.“ White Oak, which is a part of Walter Conservation, is a one-of-a-kind center for conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceros, okapi GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities WHITE OAK WELCOMES THE LARGEST ASIAN ELEPHANT HERD IN THE Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The first
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The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation. These 12 female elephants, ranging from 8 to 38 years old, will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. To get to White Oak, the elephants were moved 200 miles in pairs in customized EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The
VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
EDUCATION - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak has a long standing history of educational training geared towards early career professionals through conservation internships and career speciality programs. When White Oak welcomed new owners Mark and Kimbra Walter, we also welcomed the arrival of a new era where educational programs became a central pillar to the organization’s mission. Through the Walters’ ASIAN ELEPHANT
The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation. These 12 female elephants, ranging from 8 to 38 years old, will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. To get to White Oak, the elephants were moved 200 miles in pairs in customized CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: SUSTAINABILITY
The mission of White Oak Conservation is to “Save endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education and responsible land stewardship.” We recognize that in order to serve our mission, we need to operate daily in a sustainable manner, spanning all 17,000 acres. Led by a Sustainability Team comprised of representatives of all departments, CRITICALLY ENDANGERED BLACK RHINO CALF BORN AT WHITE OAK White Oak Conservation, is pleased to announce the birth of a male black rhino. Yulee, Fla. (December 21, 2020) — White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species in Northeastern Florida supported by philanthropists Kimbra and Mark Walter, is pleased to announce the birth of a male black rhino. White Oak staff have named the feisty youngster “Rocky” after the boxing legend. CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once PRIVATE TOUR (1
Private Tour (1 – 5 People) $ 535.00. Short Description here! Decrease quantity. Private Tour (1 - 5 People) quantity. Increase quantity. Add to cart. Category: Tours. Description. NORTHERN HELMETED CURRASOW Northern helmeted curassows are a very striking bird in appearance; they have a distinctive large, fig-shaped, pale slate-blue casque on their head. Their feathers are primarily a sooty blue-black color with white tips on the tail feathers and a white abdomen. Males and females are very similar in appearance. WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants arrive at White Oak Conservation in Florida. Former circus elephants released into custom habitat May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new. Read About it ».
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Animals. White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. ABOUT WHITE OAK
“Saving endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education, and responsible land stewardship.“ White Oak, which is a part of Walter Conservation, is a one-of-a-kind center for conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceros, okapi GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities WHITE OAK WELCOMES THE LARGEST ASIAN ELEPHANT HERD IN THE Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The first
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The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation. These 12 female elephants, ranging from 8 to 38 years old, will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. To get to White Oak, the elephants were moved 200 miles in pairs in customized EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants arrive at White Oak Conservation in Florida. Former circus elephants released into custom habitat May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new. Read About it ».
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Animals. White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. ABOUT WHITE OAK
“Saving endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education, and responsible land stewardship.“ White Oak, which is a part of Walter Conservation, is a one-of-a-kind center for conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceros, okapi GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities WHITE OAK WELCOMES THE LARGEST ASIAN ELEPHANT HERD IN THE Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The first
ASIAN ELEPHANT
The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation. These 12 female elephants, ranging from 8 to 38 years old, will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. To get to White Oak, the elephants were moved 200 miles in pairs in customized EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The
VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
EDUCATION - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak has a long standing history of educational training geared towards early career professionals through conservation internships and career speciality programs. When White Oak welcomed new owners Mark and Kimbra Walter, we also welcomed the arrival of a new era where educational programs became a central pillar to the organization’s mission. Through the Walters’ EVENTS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Below you will find descriptions of some of White Oak’s exciting events offered for public and private venues. To book a private event, please contact us at visit@white-oak.org or call 904-225-3200. White Oak events are announced monthly in our e-newsletter and they sell out fast! Please Sign Up for our E-Newsletter to keep up on new event announcements. Sunset ASIAN ELEPHANT
The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation. These 12 female elephants, ranging from 8 to 38 years old, will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. To get to White Oak, the elephants were moved 200 miles in pairs in customized SUSTAINABILITY
The mission of White Oak Conservation is to “Save endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education and responsible land stewardship.” We recognize that in order to serve our mission, we need to operate daily in a sustainable manner, spanning all 17,000 acres. Led by a Sustainability Team comprised of representatives of all departments, CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: CRITICALLY ENDANGERED BLACK RHINO CALF BORN AT WHITE OAK White Oak Conservation, is pleased to announce the birth of a male black rhino. Yulee, Fla. (December 21, 2020) — White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species in Northeastern Florida supported by philanthropists Kimbra and Mark Walter, is pleased to announce the birth of a male black rhino. White Oak staff have named the feisty youngster “Rocky” after the boxing legend. CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once PRIVATE TOUR (1
Private Tour (1 – 5 People) $ 535.00. Short Description here! Decrease quantity. Private Tour (1 - 5 People) quantity. Increase quantity. Add to cart. Category: Tours. Description. WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Committed to Saving Species. White Oak promotes endeavors in conservation through innovative science, education, training, and collaborations.
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. Antelope & Buffalo Birds Carnivores ABOUT WHITE OAK
“Saving endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education, and responsible land stewardship.“ White Oak, which is a part of Walter Conservation, is a one-of-a-kind center for conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceros, okapi GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. SAFARI FROM THE SADDLE Requirements: Due to the risks of horseback riding, there are certain requirements set to help ensure a safer ride;. Participants must sign a liability waiver to participate in this experience. All riders are required to wear helmets. Four guest maximum per ride. EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to WHITE OAK WELCOMES THE LARGEST ASIAN ELEPHANT HERD IN THE Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The first
CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Committed to Saving Species. White Oak promotes endeavors in conservation through innovative science, education, training, and collaborations.
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. Antelope & Buffalo Birds Carnivores ABOUT WHITE OAK
“Saving endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education, and responsible land stewardship.“ White Oak, which is a part of Walter Conservation, is a one-of-a-kind center for conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceros, okapi GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. SAFARI FROM THE SADDLE Requirements: Due to the risks of horseback riding, there are certain requirements set to help ensure a safer ride;. Participants must sign a liability waiver to participate in this experience. All riders are required to wear helmets. Four guest maximum per ride. EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to WHITE OAK WELCOMES THE LARGEST ASIAN ELEPHANT HERD IN THE Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The first
CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak Conservation, is pleased to announce the birth of a male black rhino. Yulee, Fla. (December 21, 2020) — White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species in Northeastern Florida supported by philanthropists Kimbra and Mark Walter, is pleased to announce the birth of ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: ASIAN ELEPHANT
About White Oak and Walter Conservation. White Oak, owned by Mark and Kimbra Walter, is part of Walter Conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceroses, okapis, bongos, zebras, condors, dama gazelles, and cheetahs. TIGER - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The tiger is the only big cat with a striped coat. The stripe pattern works well as camouflage in the dense foliage of forests or tall grasslands that they frequent. They prefer to stalk and ambush their prey. Their size easily allows them to pull down their victims. Tigers are primarily crepuscular, hunting at dusk CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once INTERNSHIPS
Internships and Preceptorships People are vital to the success of conservation, whether through implementing conservation programs, supporting and engaging local communities, or ensuring healthy assurance populations. Accordingly, the development of training and educational opportunities for students and professionals is one of White Oak’s highest priorities. We utilize expert staff and PRIVATE TOUR (1
White Oak is a 17,000-acre haven for animals, people, and ideas located in Yulee, Florida. MANED WOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Estimates of maned wolf populations are very imprecise. Brazil lists the species as threatened and Argentina considers its maned wolf population endangered. More accurate population surveys within all of the species’ range states are a high priority need for establishing a cogent plan for the conservation of what is believed to be a rapidly declining
WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants arrive at White Oak Conservation in Florida. Former circus elephants released into custom habitat May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new. Read About it ».
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Animals. White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The
VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
SUSTAINABILITY
The mission of White Oak Conservation is to “Save endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education and responsible land stewardship.” We recognize that in order to serve our mission, we need to operate daily in a sustainable manner, spanning all 17,000 acres. Led by a Sustainability Team comprised of representatives of all departments, SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATIONCHEETAH PRINT BLACK AND WHITE The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once MANED WOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Although pairs are monogamous and will share a territory, the maned wolf is a solitary animal, except during the breeding season. Gestation is approximately 65 days, after which 2-4 pups are born. The male helps provide care for the young, even regurgitating food for the pups. The main threat to maned wolves in the wild is habitat loss. WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants arrive at White Oak Conservation in Florida. Former circus elephants released into custom habitat May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new. Read About it ».
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Animals. White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The
VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
SUSTAINABILITY
The mission of White Oak Conservation is to “Save endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education and responsible land stewardship.” We recognize that in order to serve our mission, we need to operate daily in a sustainable manner, spanning all 17,000 acres. Led by a Sustainability Team comprised of representatives of all departments, SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATIONCHEETAH PRINT BLACK AND WHITE The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once MANED WOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Although pairs are monogamous and will share a territory, the maned wolf is a solitary animal, except during the breeding season. Gestation is approximately 65 days, after which 2-4 pups are born. The male helps provide care for the young, even regurgitating food for the pups. The main threat to maned wolves in the wild is habitat loss. NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The
VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
ABOUT WHITE OAK
“Saving endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education, and responsible land stewardship.“ White Oak, which is a part of Walter Conservation, is a one-of-a-kind center for conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceros, okapi GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. WHITE OAK WELCOMES THE LARGEST ASIAN ELEPHANT HERD IN THE Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida. Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants.. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The first arrivals are expected in 2021. CONTACT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION General Information 904-225-3200info@white-oak.org581705 White Oak Road Yulee Fl, 32097 Newsletter All the exciting White Oak news and events to your inbox once a month: Visit White OakPhone 904 225 3396Email visit@white-oak.org EducationEmail education@white-oak.org GolfPhone 904 225 3218Email golf@white-oak.org CareersEmail careers@white-oak.org DonatePhone 904 225 3383Email SUPPORT WHITE OAK
Make a Global Impact Today White Oak Conservation Foundation funds White Oak’s efforts to save endangered species and preserve large, wild spaces across the globe. Through strategic partnerships and planning, our work to save endangered species includes reintroduction programs, education populations in human care and habitat preservation – all tools needed to prevent extinction of CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: NORTHERN HELMETED CURRASOW Northern helmeted curassows are a very striking bird in appearance; they have a distinctive large, fig-shaped, pale slate-blue casque on their head. Their feathers are primarily a sooty blue-black color with white tips on the tail feathers and a white abdomen. Males and females are very similar in appearance. WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants arrive at White Oak Conservation in Florida. Former circus elephants released into custom habitat May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new. Read About it ».
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Animals. White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The
VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
SUSTAINABILITY
The mission of White Oak Conservation is to “Save endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education and responsible land stewardship.” We recognize that in order to serve our mission, we need to operate daily in a sustainable manner, spanning all 17,000 acres. Led by a Sustainability Team comprised of representatives of all departments, SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATIONCHEETAH PRINT BLACK AND WHITE The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once MANED WOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Although pairs are monogamous and will share a territory, the maned wolf is a solitary animal, except during the breeding season. Gestation is approximately 65 days, after which 2-4 pups are born. The male helps provide care for the young, even regurgitating food for the pups. The main threat to maned wolves in the wild is habitat loss. WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants arrive at White Oak Conservation in Florida. Former circus elephants released into custom habitat May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new. Read About it ».
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Animals. White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The
VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
SUSTAINABILITY
The mission of White Oak Conservation is to “Save endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education and responsible land stewardship.” We recognize that in order to serve our mission, we need to operate daily in a sustainable manner, spanning all 17,000 acres. Led by a Sustainability Team comprised of representatives of all departments, SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATIONCHEETAH PRINT BLACK AND WHITE The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once MANED WOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Although pairs are monogamous and will share a territory, the maned wolf is a solitary animal, except during the breeding season. Gestation is approximately 65 days, after which 2-4 pups are born. The male helps provide care for the young, even regurgitating food for the pups. The main threat to maned wolves in the wild is habitat loss. NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The
VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
ABOUT WHITE OAK
“Saving endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education, and responsible land stewardship.“ White Oak, which is a part of Walter Conservation, is a one-of-a-kind center for conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceros, okapi GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. WHITE OAK WELCOMES THE LARGEST ASIAN ELEPHANT HERD IN THE Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida. Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants.. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The first arrivals are expected in 2021. CONTACT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION General Information 904-225-3200info@white-oak.org581705 White Oak Road Yulee Fl, 32097 Newsletter All the exciting White Oak news and events to your inbox once a month: Visit White OakPhone 904 225 3396Email visit@white-oak.org EducationEmail education@white-oak.org GolfPhone 904 225 3218Email golf@white-oak.org CareersEmail careers@white-oak.org DonatePhone 904 225 3383Email SUPPORT WHITE OAK
Make a Global Impact Today White Oak Conservation Foundation funds White Oak’s efforts to save endangered species and preserve large, wild spaces across the globe. Through strategic partnerships and planning, our work to save endangered species includes reintroduction programs, education populations in human care and habitat preservation – all tools needed to prevent extinction of CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: NORTHERN HELMETED CURRASOW Northern helmeted curassows are a very striking bird in appearance; they have a distinctive large, fig-shaped, pale slate-blue casque on their head. Their feathers are primarily a sooty blue-black color with white tips on the tail feathers and a white abdomen. Males and females are very similar in appearance. WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Committed to Saving Species. White Oak promotes endeavors in conservation through innovative science, education, training, and collaborations.
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. Antelope & Buffalo Birds Carnivores NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak Conservation, is pleased to announce the birth of a male black rhino. Yulee, Fla. (December 21, 2020) — White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species in Northeastern Florida supported by philanthropists Kimbra and Mark Walter, is pleased to announce the birth of VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
SUSTAINABILITY
The mission of White Oak Conservation is to “Save endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education and responsible land stewardship.” We recognize that in order to serve our mission, we need to operate daily in a sustainable manner, spanning all 17,000 acres. Led by a Sustainability Team comprised of representatives of all departments, SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATIONCHEETAH PRINT BLACK AND WHITE The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once MANED WOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Estimates of maned wolf populations are very imprecise. Brazil lists the species as threatened and Argentina considers its maned wolf population endangered. More accurate population surveys within all of the species’ range states are a high priority need for establishing a cogent plan for the conservation of what is believed to be a rapidly declining
WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Committed to Saving Species. White Oak promotes endeavors in conservation through innovative science, education, training, and collaborations.
ANIMALS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak is committed to providing conservation options for the species that need them most. As part of our conservation breeding programs we manage genetically diverse populations of threatened species in spacious, natural enclosures. Pick an animal below to learn more about the individual species that call White Oak home. Antelope & Buffalo Birds Carnivores NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak Conservation, is pleased to announce the birth of a male black rhino. Yulee, Fla. (December 21, 2020) — White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species in Northeastern Florida supported by philanthropists Kimbra and Mark Walter, is pleased to announce the birth of VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
SUSTAINABILITY
The mission of White Oak Conservation is to “Save endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education and responsible land stewardship.” We recognize that in order to serve our mission, we need to operate daily in a sustainable manner, spanning all 17,000 acres. Led by a Sustainability Team comprised of representatives of all departments, SUMMER CAMP
Summer Camp at White Oak Conservation is an experience like no other. Whether your child is a first-time camper or an alumnus, our premier programs are sure to grant them experiences and memories that will last a lifetime. Through interactions with endangered wildlife, engagement with our expert staff of zoologists, veterinarians and researchers, team-building activities GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of EMPLOYMENT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION When applying, please send a letter of interest and resume to Careers@white-oak.org with the job you are applying for in the subject line. All documents are required to be attachments in PDF or Word format. Only electronic email submissions will be accepted. No phone calls, please. Submissions through third-party websites will not be accepted. Submissions with links to CHEETAH - WHITE OAK CONSERVATIONCHEETAH PRINT BLACK AND WHITE The cheetah is a distinct and easily recognized member of the cat family. Living solitarily or in sibling groups cheetahs hunt their prey by day, employing strong eyesight and incredible bursts of speed in 60-70 mph runs to catch antelope, hares, or birds. Cheetahs, named for the Hindu word ‘chita’ meaning spotted one, were once MANED WOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Estimates of maned wolf populations are very imprecise. Brazil lists the species as threatened and Argentina considers its maned wolf population endangered. More accurate population surveys within all of the species’ range states are a high priority need for establishing a cogent plan for the conservation of what is believed to be a rapidly declining
NEWS - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION White Oak Conservation, is pleased to announce the birth of a male black rhino. Yulee, Fla. (December 21, 2020) — White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species in Northeastern Florida supported by philanthropists Kimbra and Mark Walter, is pleased to announce the birth of VISIT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION Make a reservation to be inspired Imagine stepping into a landscape full of vegetation that’s green and lush, where the waters are still, the air is warm, and wildlife thrives where you’re more likely to spot a rhinoceros, cheetah, or antelope than another person. Imagine finding yourself on more than 17,000 acres of hardwood hammocks,
ABOUT WHITE OAK
“Saving endangered wildlife and habitats through sustainable conservation breeding, education, and responsible land stewardship.“ White Oak, which is a part of Walter Conservation, is a one-of-a-kind center for conservation. With 17,000 acres in northeastern Florida, it has long been dedicated to the conservation and care of endangered and threatened species, including rhinoceros, okapi GOLF - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION The golf course at White Oak is blanketed in the seclusion of its natural surroundings providing privacy for players and is regarded by many of our guests as one of the most private and unique courses in the country. The nine-hole course, with multiple teeing grounds, will challenge players of ELEPHANTS ARRIVE AT WHITE OAK CONSERVATION IN FLORIDA Former circus elephants released into custom habitat. May 3, 2021 (YULEE, Fla.) — The first herd of Asian elephants has arrived safely in their new forest habitat at White Oak Conservation, a refuge for rare species funded by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter. They will be joined by up to 20 more former circus elephants as soon as additional areas are completed. WHITE OAK WELCOMES THE LARGEST ASIAN ELEPHANT HERD IN THE Elephants will be released in 2,500-acre habitat in northeastern Florida. Sept. 23, 2020 (YULEE, FLA.) — White Oak Conservation has started construction on a new 2,500-acre home for Asian elephants.. Thirty elephants will be released in the northeastern Florida refuge, owned by philanthropists Mark and Kimbra Walter, as soon as it is ready. The first arrivals are expected in 2021. CONTACT - WHITE OAK CONSERVATION General Information 904-225-3200info@white-oak.org581705 White Oak Road Yulee Fl, 32097 Newsletter All the exciting White Oak news and events to your inbox once a month: Visit White OakPhone 904 225 3396Email visit@white-oak.org EducationEmail education@white-oak.org GolfPhone 904 225 3218Email golf@white-oak.org CareersEmail careers@white-oak.org DonatePhone 904 225 3383Email SUPPORT WHITE OAK
Make a Global Impact Today White Oak Conservation Foundation funds White Oak’s efforts to save endangered species and preserve large, wild spaces across the globe. Through strategic partnerships and planning, our work to save endangered species includes reintroduction programs, education populations in human care and habitat preservation – all tools needed to prevent extinction of CONSERVATION CARETAKER Schedule: Monday through Friday (Must book 5 days in advance.) Length of Experience: 4 1/2 hours (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Cost: $500 per person; $800 for two (2 people maximum) Includes: Basket lunch, White Oak t-shirt or hat, and a digital copy of all photos from the day as taken by staff. Restrictions: Due to the nature of work of a conservation caretaker there are certain physical requirements: NORTHERN HELMETED CURRASOW Their diet consists of primarily fruit and greens in the wild. Their captive diet consists of various chopped fruits, greens, seeds and grains. Northern helmeted curassows are a very striking bird in appearance; they have a distinctive large, fig-shaped, pale slate-blue casque on their head. Their feathers are primarily a sooty blue-black color with white
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