Guardians of the Wild Horse

To create a compelling reel that captures the essence of “Guardians of the Wild,” showcasing the tireless conservation efforts led by Donna Wilson and Zambi Wildlife Retreat for the endangered Przewalski’s horses. The film highlights the preparation for the journey of these horses from Fernhill Estate to Zambi Wildlife Retreat, emphasising the emotional and inspiring nature of their story and the pivotal role of Zambi in their future.
Key Messaging
● The critical importance of conserving endangered species like the Przewalski’s horses.
● The unwavering commitment of Zambi Wildlife Retreat to the care of retired exotic animals.
● The impactful legacy of Donna and Zambi in creating a sanctuary that offers new hope for the horses.
● Call to Action: Highlight the necessity for funding to create the full documentary, encouraging viewers to support the project to ensure that the story of the Przewalski’s horses is told and their future is secured.

The reel must effectively convey the emotional depth of the documentary’s narrative, focusing on the plight of the Przewalski’s horses, the legacy of the Bullen family, and the dedicated efforts of Zambi Wildlife Retreat. The reel will aim to captivate supporters by providing a compelling overview.

1. To Raise Awareness: Highlight the plight of the endangered Przewalski’s horse at Fernhill Estate and the critical conservation efforts needed to protect them.
2. To Educate: Inform viewers about the unique characteristics and history of the Przewalski’s horse, as well as the challenges they face now with Fernhill Estate needs them to be removed.
3. To Inspire Action: Encourage audiences to support Zambis conservation initiatives and become advocates for wildlife preservation.
4. To Showcase Dedication: Celebrate the tireless work of Zambi’Wildlife Retreat, who are committed to saving these majestic creatures.
5. Promote Conservation: Emphasise the importance of creating and maintaining sanctuaries like Zambi Wildlife Retreat to ensure the survival of endangered species.

Silke Bader and Donna Wilson are founding Directors of Zambi Wildlife Retreat, est in 2012.
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Community Engagement: We can engage with the broader community of wildlife enthusiasts, conservationists, and supporters through screenings, discussions, and social media.

1. Support Conservation Efforts
Donate: Encourage viewers to donate to Zambi Wildlife, working to protect the Przewalski’s horse and other endangered species.
Volunteer: Invite people to volunteer their time and skills to conservation projects.
2. Raise Awareness
Share the Documentary: Ask viewers to share the film with friends, family, and on social media to spread the message.
3. Advocate for Wildlife Protection
Petitions: Promote petitions that call for stronger wildlife protection laws and policies.
4. Educate and Engage
Educational Resources: Provide additional resources and information for viewers to learn more about the Przewalski’s horse and conservation efforts.