Mauritian Wildlife Foundation

The Mauritian Wildlife Foundation (MWF) is an independent, non-governmental, non-profit conservation agency working in Mauritius and the Outer Islands to save threatened endemic local flora and fauna. The MWF is currently working to conserve the following species: Pink pigeon Mauritius kestrel Echo parakeet Rodrigues fruit bat Mauritius fody Mauritius cuckoo-shrike Mauritius bulbul Mauritius paradise flycatcher Mauritius olive white-eye Phelsuma day geckos Nactus night geckos Round Island boa Telfair's skink Bojer's skink Macchabe skink Bouton's skink == History == The Mauritian Wildlife Appeal Fund was established in 1984 as the pioneering initiative of naturalist Gerald Durrell and the Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust principally to raise funds for the conservation of endemic Mauritius wildlife.

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