Conserve Our Wild
Conserve Our Wild values your support. We know protecting personal information is important, and we respect your privacy. Our privacy policy is available in the footer of every page of our website. If you have questions or concerns regarding our site’s privacy statement, your personal information, or how it will be used, or would like to review or correct your personal information, contact Conserve Our Wild directly at www.ConserveOurWild.com/contact. If you disagree with any of the terms herein, please immediately discontinue use of our website.
Types of Information We May Collect and How We May Collect It
General Browsing Information — If you visit any of our web properties for general browsing or if you download any collateral assets from a web property, we may generate a “cookie” to collect and store the following general information in order to analyze trends, gather broad demographic information, and monitor site traffic patterns that can help us further develop and improve design and functionality: your computer’s IP address, web browser type, mobile device type, and operating system, the date and time you access our site, the Internet address of the website from which you linked directly to our site and/or the exit page in which you linked away from our site or application; this is also subject to identify various pages that you visited while generally browsing on our site. We uses a cookie on our website properties, mobile sites, and applications for consent to browsing data collection. For more information please reference the “Cookies, Consent and Tracking” section of our policy.
Personally Identifiable Information — If you visit any of our website and take any of the following actions: provide your name, email address, physical address, credit card information, participate in social media sharing—information that identifies you as an individual or relates to an identifiable person, and will not collect it unless you choose to provide it to us. If you participate and opt in to our service, we may collect limited information necessary to identify you against our authentication services. The types of personal data may vary depending on the type of activity you are engaged in. The personal data Conserve Our Wild may collect, process and use may include, but are not limited to your name, email address, phone number, photo or other image, birth date, gender, address, credit card information, shipping information; and location (only if directly identifiable to you, otherwise Conserve Our Wild treats location as non-personal data). If you choose to share the name of and contact information for someone who might be interested in engaging with Conserve Our Wild, we may store that individual’s name and contact details that you provided to Conserve Our Wild.
Conserve Our Wild may use tools or third-party analytical software to automatically collect and use certain non-personal data that does not directly enable Conserve Our Wild to identify you. For purposes of this Privacy Policy, “non-personal data” means information that does not directly identify you. The types of non-personal data Conserve Our Wild may collect and use include, but are not limited to: (i) device properties, including, but not limited to unique device identifier or other device identifier (“UDID”); (ii) device software platform and firmware; (iii) mobile phone carrier; (iv) geographical data such as zip code, area code and location; (v) awards and achievements; (vi) other non-personal data as reasonably required by Conserve Our Wild to enhance the services.
Third Parties — Conserve Our Wild may process both offline and online information about you, including information from publicly available sources or third-party providers. Offline information about you is obtained by Conserve Our Wild from its offline partners such as third parties who may not have a relationship with you and collect offline information from their offline partners. Online information about you originates from your activities on sites operated by our online partners, such as advertising agencies and website operators. Conserve Our Wild also obtains online information from third parties who may not have a relationship with you and who collect online information using cookies or similar technologies, such as pixels tags and device identifiers, as you browse the Internet and interact with websites. For more information on cookies and similar technologies, please refer to the Cookies, Consent and Tracking Section below.
European Union and California Privacy Rights
Conserve Our Wild is committed to ensuring the security and protection of the information we possess and to provide an approach to data protection that adheres to relevant data protection laws and regulations. While these terms explain how we collect and use your information, if you are an individual in a European Union nation or a United States resident, you may request information about our use of your personal information, request to restrict use of your personal information, or request that your personal information be erased from Conserve Our Wild. To make such a request, please send an email to: dataprivacy@conserveourwild.com.
Children’s Information — Conserve Our Wild provides a special place on our website for children and we encourage parents and guardians to visit this part of our site with their children. We respect the privacy of children, and do not collect any more personal information than reasonably necessary to enable them to participate in the activities we offer at our Website. We do not have any agreements with outside organizations to collect personal information at our site. The information we collect from children is used to respond to children’s specific requests to participate in activities such as:
- contests or sweepstakes
- subscription to an online newsletter
- voting in polls or otherwise expressing an opinion
- sending electronic greeting cards
- to tailor/customize the visitor’s experience at our site
If you are under 13 years of age or a minor in your country of residence, please ask your legal guardian’s permission to use or access the services. Conserve Our Wild takes children’s privacy seriously and encourages parents and/or guardians to play an active role in their children’s online experience at all times. Conserve Our Wild does not knowingly collect any personal information from children below the aforementioned age and if Conserve Our Wild learns that Conserve Our Wild inadvertently gathered personal data from children under the aforementioned age, Conserve Our Wild will take reasonable measures to promptly erase such personal data from Conserve Our Wild’s records.
We do not share children’s personal information with anyone other than those who provide support for the internal operations of the Website and our agents (e.g., contractors who provide fulfillment services or technical support to the Website). Parents can review the information that we have collected from their children online, prevent the further use or maintenance of such information, or direct the deletion of their children’s personal information by emailing us at this address: dataprivacy@conserveourwild.com.
How We May Use Collected Information
Use of General and Personally Identifiable Information — Information may be shared within Conserve Our Wild for the purposes of fulfilling your orders and requests, responding to any comments or questions you submit, and/or providing follow-up information about the Conserve Our Wild, or analysis to help us better understand our member and supporter base. We may outsource to third parties one or more of these functions.
Conserve Our Wild may use and disclose to Conserve Our Wild’s partners and contractors the collected non-personal data for purposes of analyzing usage of the services, advertisement serving, managing, and development of other Conserve Our Wild services and products.
From time to time, we may send information to you via email from other organizations that we believe may be of interest to you or can provide services that will be of use to you. We will not share your email address with other organizations. If you receive an email from us, you may choose not to receive such messages in the future by clicking the “unsubscribe” link which we put in the footer of each email. If you have further questions or concerns, please email: dataprivacy@conserveourwild.com.
You may request information about our use of your personal information, request to restrict use of your personal information, or request your personal information be erased from Conserve Our Wild. To make such a request, please send an email to: dataprivacy@conserveourwild.com.
Cookies, Consent and Tracking — Conserve Our Wild creates “cookies” when your browser accesses our website applications, services, and systems. Cookies are pieces of data created by websites you visit and are stored on your local computer or mobile device. Cookies can expire after a period specified in the cookie, this ranges from days to as long as a year.
Some areas of our site and systems require the use of “cookies” to enhance user experience and are essential to the functionality and analytics tracking of the site or system. If a user rejects a “cookie” or explicit “cookie policy,” they simply will not be able to use that part of the site or system effectively and may be asked to accept the “cookie” or “cookie policy” at a later time.
Conserve Our Wild treats information collected by “cookies” to keep user sessions, remember site preferences, provide single sign-on abilities, personalize relevant content and enhance user experience. Conserve Our Wild may combine this information with other information Conserve Our Wild has about you and Conserve Our Wild may use that information to improve the services and/or provide customized communications to you.
Further Use of Collected Information
Publicly Sharing Your Comments and Stories — Conserve Our Wild often receives offline information from our website visitors and supporters who have successfully participated in our programs and/or employed our resources. In certain instances, we would like to publicly share the comments and stories we receive by posting this information on our website or other platforms. We will not, however, publicly share any information we receive on our website without first receiving the express consent of the individual who submitted the information. Furthermore, we will not post information in any way that specifically identifies the sender of that information unless the sender approves it.
Third-Party Terms and Conditions
Please note that your access to and use of the services may be subject to certain third-party terms and conditions and privacy policies, including but not limited to application stores, mobile software platforms, online gaming platforms, social networking services and payment providers. You recognize and agree that Conserve Our Wild is not liable for any such third-party terms and conditions and their use of your personal data.
Security Measures
We provide our visitors with a secure experience. When users interact with sensitive information (such as a credit card number or personal identifiable information), that data is encrypted and is protected with the best industry standard encryption algorithm. While on a secure page, the lock icon in your web browser’s Internet address bar becomes locked, indicting your connection is secure.
Please be aware that there are ongoing changes to security to social networking and third-party public access services that Conserve Our Wild may make available to you. You may choose to disclose information about yourself by contributing user generated content to these services. Any data that you disclose in forums, blogs, chats, or social platforms carries no expectation of privacy or confidentiality. Conserve Our Wild is not responsible for any personal data you choose to make public.
Conserve Our Wild reserves the right to amend this policy at any time as needed. We will post changes here, so please check back periodically. Changes will take effect when posted, and your continued use of the site will constitute your agreement to the changes. Thank you.
