By adopting a Red Panda you are putting money towards vital conservation work, carried out to help safeguard the future of this amazing species

Many of the forests the red panda once called home have now been cleared for timber, agriculture and industrial development. This along with poaching means that the world’s red panda population has decreased by a staggering 50% in the last 18 years. Red Pandas are mountainous animals, living in the heights of Nepal, Central China and Northern Myanmar.

Here at Manor Wildlife Park we have two beautiful red pandas, sisters Betty and Cherry. By adopting a red panda, you are putting money towards the park’s vital conservation work as well as the work of the charity the Red Panda Network; safeguarding the future of these amazing animals.  

£5 of the sale of this box will be donated to Plant a Red Panda Home a project run by the Red Panda Network in Nepal.

What's in the box? 

• Adoption certificate

• Red Panda fact booklet

• Red Panda postcard

• 'Red Panda Protector' pin badge

• Cuddly toy