Billie Harrison, Project Coordinator, PhD Candidate- University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Zoology Technician- Milwaukee Public Museum.
Billie Harrison has worked for various conservation and research organizations for nearly 20 years. Her research and conservation initiatives have focused on improving the general knowledge base and appreciation for often misunderstood or poorly understood herptiles, fish and invertebrates.
Safari Lake Geneva https://safarilakegeneva.com/animals-conservation/
Safari Lake Geneva supports conservation of vanishing species and heritage breeds of livestock and poultry, both here at the safari park and in the wild. In fact, your visit helps increase our ability to aid in the protection of these animals! One of our primary goals is to raise awareness of the issues that animals face, as well as to educate our guests on the importance of these species in a greater ecological context.
Research indicates the more you know about a species, the more likely you are to care about that species in the wild, which then translates into conservation action. It’s our hope that your visit to Safari Lake Geneva increases your awareness of wildlife and wild places, and that this awareness inspires you to join us in our ongoing efforts to ensure their survival.
Safari Lake Geneva not only supports conservation initiatives, but we also participate in surveys and outreach work at home and abroad. We take expeditions to the island of Grenada to conduct long-term monitoring.
We would also like to thank the following organizations for funding and support.
