Disney Conservation Fund Baby Plushies Arrive at Animal Kingdom

Since Disney’s Animal Kingdom opened in 1998, the park has made education and conservation central to its operations.

At the heart of these efforts is the Disney Conservation Fund, which supports nature conservation, restoration, and rewilding while also empowering the next generation of conservation leaders.

Since 1995, the Disney Conservation Fund has allocated over $132 million to environmental initiatives worldwide.

While there are many ways that you can support the Disney Conservation Fund, one of the best ways is to purchase merchandise!

Disney Conservation Fund Baby Plushies

Today, for example, when visiting Island Mercantile, we were thrilled to see that a new collection of Disney Conservation Fund baby plushies has arrived!

These stuffed animals are adorable and soft.

Each design features a different baby animal swaddled in a wild blanket.

In total, there are six different animals: a tiger, a zebra, a panda, a giraffe, and an elephant.

Here is a closer look at the panda.

And the giraffe.

Finally, we have the elephant.

Here is a look at the blanket.

True to the Conservation Fund’s mission, the stuffed animals are made with at least 50% recycled materials.

The tags also feature precise washing instructions.

Now, you can get an adorable stuffed animal and support a great cause!

Where To Get Them

If you want to get your hands on any of these new Disney Conservation Fund baby plushies, head over to Island Mercantile.

Island Mercantile Holiday Decorations

They are available now for $39.99.

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