Wildlife Presenter, Conservationist & Wolf Specialist
Anneka Tanaka-Svenska is a Wildlife presenter with a speciality...........
Wolves
Anneka has handled wolves for the last few years and has had the privilege to interact, photograph and study the behaviour of both North American and European Wolves.
Having intimate and ground breaking photos others could only dream of, Anneka is heavily involved in promoting wolf conservation projects worldwide
Anneka supports wolf organisations such as The UK Wolf Conservation Trust at Reading, Nordulv, Wolf Park and The Wolf Education and Research centre.
Please enjoy Anneka's latest wolf photos
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(copyright Anneka Tanaka-Svenska - no images may be lifted or used without prior permission)
World Animal Day
Join Anneka Tanaka-Svenska (UK celebrity Ambassador)
& The UK Wolf Conservation Trust in a celebration of animals
On Sunday the 5th of October at The Wolf Trust, Reading
Click on the top banner for up to date info
Anneka Tanaka-Svenska recently was joined by Jenny Seagrove and Jan Fennell as they supported Born Free's campaign
Walk for Wolves in Battersea Park
This was to raise money and awareness for the highly endangered Ethiopian Wolf which Born Free are currently helping as only 300 remain left in the wild due to rabies, interbreeding with feral dogs and habitat destruction
Anneka was also joined on this walk by The UK Wolf Conservation Trust
whose aim is to raise money for wolf conservation projects worldwide via their ambassador wolves
Anneka spends much of her free time promoting this wonderful institution
Altogther, both the Trust and Anneka combined raised over £3,300
To find out more about the UK Wolf Conservation Trust please click on the logo below
Wolf Tracking with Anneka Tanaka-Svenska & The Scientific Exploration Society
Come track wolves & bears and in Transylvania – A Mammal Monitoring Project
Romania, 24th January – 7th February 2009
Romania is a land of majestic castles, medieval towns, amazing hiking and a huge array of wildlife. Much of the country is wild and untouched and as a result it has the largest number of bears and wolves in Europe.
Traveling across great areas of untouched land you will be required to track wolves, bears or lynx; study the habitat of river otters and martens; set camera traps to study the behaviour and patterns of Romania's mammals and amass as much data as possible to support Christoph and Barbara in their work.
The projects undertaken on this trip will contribute greatly to ongoing local projects, covering almost a winters worth of work in two weeks. It will also be part of a much larger project across Sinca Noua to ensure the sustainability of the environment.
For more info click on the banner to be taken to the SES home page
Alladale - The UK's very first Wildlife Reserve
Read Anneka's most recent article on EUROPEAN WOLVES and their possible introduction into the UK's first Wildlife Reserve in the Scottish Highlands
Pick up August's adition of 'DOGS TODAY' otherwise click on the cover below
