400-acre California wildlife preserve to become nonprofit after 50 years
Safari West, a wildlife preserve in Sonoma County, California, that has been home to over 900 exotic animals for the past 50 years, is set to undergo a transformation. The 400-acre preserve, previously owned by Peter Lang, a cattle rancher from Beverly Hills, and his wife Nancy Lang, a zoologist, will become a nonprofit organization. This change aims to boost research, education, and conservation efforts while still allowing visitors to enjoy the attraction.
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