The Thai Society for the Conservation of Wild Animals (TSCWA) has been working since 1996 to improve the welfare of animals and better conserve wild animal populations in protected areas throughout Thailand. We treat all animals equally. The society has several projects which are carried out by small teams of local staff and foreign volunteers overseen by the society's directors.

TSCWA is a legally registered non-governmental organisation in Thailand that is approved to engage in wildlife conservation activities. This process involved both the Office of the National Culture Commission and the Royal Thai Police Department, and includes the annual submission of audited financial accounts and membership lists.

Bangkok office & education centre

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Getting there: our office is located towards the end of the road commonly called "Soi Mor Leng," and just 50m past the small laneway known as "Soi Nai Chuan." Walking from Century Park Hotel will take about 10min.

Wild animals as designated by the Wild Animals Preservation and Protection Act (1992) are the responsibility of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation while elephants and stray dogs are the responsibility of the Department of Livestock Development.