The conservation charity WWF is now in its 50th year of working to protect endangered animals and climate change. The charity was set up in 1961 with the aim to raise money through programmes to save some of the world’s most endangered species. The first focus of the charity was saving the rhino which had been driven to extinction by poaching, they have also set up programmes to help pandas, elephants and most recently tigers whose numbers have fallen by 95% in the last century.

When you are considering your next break away, why not opt for coach holidays that include opportunities to see wildlife in their natural habitat? Check out our range of UK coach holidays, European coach tours and fabulous worldwide touring holidays that will enable you to do this from joining wildlife safaris in Africa to watching polar bears, brown bears and humpback whales in Canada. If you fancy getting up close to pandas then consider China tours or perhaps head out to the outback on Australia tours to see kangaroos, koalas and a whole host of other animals.

Need a little assistance in moving forward with your wildlife break? Don’t forget that Door2Tour.com is on hand to provide advice and holiday inspiration, just give the team a call to find out more!