Connecting people to the natural world through wellbeing, education & creative arts...

WELLBEING – At Haus of Conservation we believe when we consider our own wellbeing, we should take in to account the wellbeing of all life on earth and the earth itself, because without it our own wellbeing cannot exist. We deliver events, classes and workshops that focus on wellbeing and holistic practices that improve each participants wellness in a fun and relaxed environment, with the aim of inspiring the participant to connect with the natural world.



CREATIVE ARTS – At Haus of Conservation we use creative arts to entertain, educate and create change. Creative arts allow the audience or participant to engage, embody and experience the subject in ways they wouldn’t normally be able to access, which in turn creates: empathy, builds confidence, social skills, and a better knowledge of the subject from the inside out. We use creative arts in many ways from our theatrical shows which are not only a great night out, but they are also educational and often raise much needed funds for conservation causes. We also deliver workshops through dance, movement, script work, improvisation, voice work, art, music, and self-expression.



EDUCATION – At Haus of Conservation we understand education is the key to creating long term change as education creates awareness. We use different mediums to allow each person who engages with one of our events to resonate with the subject differently and we create a safe space in which they can explore in. We focus on the education of: wellbeing and nature, nature connectedness, kindness, speciesism, the importance of veganism, the natural world and its conservation issues. We create education which is factual and takes in to account "ALL LIFE" on earth and present that knowledge with solutions through: educational talks, storytelling, creative arts, wellness, and holistic approaches. We work with all age ranges and abilities.



COMPASSION CAMPAIGN - At Haus of Conservation we have a hand gesture to spread conservation kindness and awareness around the world. If you would like to take part in our campaign and receive a free shout out on our social media here is what you need to do:

1. Take a photo of yourself performing the hand gesture (left hand up, right hand down).
2. Make sure the photo only features those performing the hand gesture and those that wish to be in the photo.
3. Remember we do not agree with animal selfies so make sure it's just you that stars in the photo.
4. Email your photo to us with the country or location with the understanding this photo could be promoted across all our social media platforms, with no time limit or expiry date. If your photo is chosen it will be displayed with the message "Wellbeing for all life, be kind to animals, the planet, one another and yourself".

Below are just a few of the amazing people that have helped spread our compassion campaign around the world including: England, New York, LA, Switzerland, Australia, Maldives, Thailand, Hong Kong, Ibiza, Copenhagen, Italy, Bali, New Zealand and so many more countries.

We thank each and everyone of you... (Remember you don't have to go abroad to do this gesture, your photo could be in your home town).

COMPASSION CAMPAIGN FEATURE: DECEMBER 2024 - Check out our lovely yogis joining in the compassion campaign on world kindness day...

PETITION POWER - Action creates change! So our "Petition Power" initiative will support various petitions relating to the 4 main conservation areas: animal, environmental, marine and human. By supporting a petition you are giving your voice to an issue with potential to change legislation or the outcome. By sharing the information you learn from the petition you will also help create awareness. The current petitions we are supporting are listed below. 

Petition 1: Help Stop the World’s First Octopus Farm @ PETA

Petition 2: Help End the 'Fire Bull' Festival in Soria @ PETA

Petition 3: End Badger Culling In The UK @ Born Free Foundation

Petition 4: Lets make animal welfare a global priority @ Four Paws

Petition 5: Urge the Government to Mandate an End to All Experiments on Animals @ PETA

Petition 6: Climate change to overfishing, our oceans are facing vast and multiple threats. Sign Global Ocean Treaty @ Greenpeace

Petition 7: Urge the Prime Minister of Spain to End the Bloody Torture of Bulls @ PETA

Petition 8: Save bees from deadly pesticides @ Greenpeace

Petition 9: Stop TUI Profiting From Dolphin Cruelty

Petition 10: Tell IKEA To Stop Selling Leather @PETA

Petition 11: Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages in Seville - Horses Repeatedly Die From Being Overworked & Heat Exhaustion @ Lady Free Thinker

Petition 12: Stop The Slaughter Of America's Wild Horses @ Lady Free Thinker

Petition 13:Demand The Turkish Government Not To Pass A New Law To Slaughter All Stray Animals @ Animal Save Movement.

Petition 14: Demand an end to public funding for slaughterhouses @ Animal Justice Project

WE GIVE BACK - At Haus of Conservation we believe in the importance of supporting charities and causes by contributing funds to the vital work they perform. This is part of our pledge for "wellbeing for all life". We hold many charity fundraisers and donate a percentage of our monthly profits from classes, workshops and shows to: human, marine, animal and environmental conservation causes. So far we have raised a total of £12613 for different conservation causes.

Our Partners

Because together anything is possible...

We are extremely proud to partner with the below organisations and charities to form a collaborative approach in raising awareness and funds to help solve the complexed issues of conservation.

Showdown Theatre Arts

Showdown Theatre Arts is a part-time theatre school based across Surrey and West Sussex for young people who have a passion for performing. Showdown enables members to learn about the industry whilst training and exploring their talent, working alongside professional’s and working towards performances in professional theatres to gain true insight and exposure to a performing career. Many of their past students have gone on to train at top drama schools, music academies and universities across the UK and USA, while other showdown students past and current have worked professionally in Film, TV, Commercials and in the West End. Haus of Conservation is working with Showdown Theatre Arts where we provide an internship for select Showdown students where they help deliver Haus of Conservation shows & creative projects. Select Showdown students are mentored and developed under the internship by Mark Lee Davies (Artistic Director/Choreographer). To find out more information on Showdown Theatre Arts click on the logo. 

The Roof of Africa School

The Roof of Africa is a Scottish registered charity that provides free education and family support to those living in poverty in Tanzania. Specifically the charity runs The Roof of Africa School in Sonu, a small rural village, set against the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro. The charity began building the School in 2017 and currently teaches over 100 children across five classes ranging from nursery to Primary 4. Expansion plans are also in hand, bringing the total to 9 classes. The classes are smaller in size than government schools to enable the highest quality teaching for every student. Teaching is delivered in English, but for many pupils this is their second or even third language. In East Africa, high schools teach in English so learning from a young age can be very beneficial. Day-to-day, students are taught English, Maths and Kiswahli. Though, the children also enjoy sports, arts and singing. They love showing off paintings that they have created and welcoming visitors - usually with handmade instruments and rhymes that they have learnt! Surrounding the school are luscious green gardens, where fruit and vegetables are grown to supplement the two free meals that the students receive each day. They are nourished and looked after by the school community. Haus of Conservation is working with the Roof of Africa School by donating regular funds that supports the fruit tree and vegetable gardens to help the school become fully plant-based. The aim of The Roof of Africa School becoming fully plant-based will help educate the children to create better "wellbeing for all life", this is the message that Haus of Conservation aims to spread around the world, to create a more compassionate and stable future for all life. To find out more information on the Roof of Africa School click on the logo.

Born Free Foundation

Born Free work's tirelessly to ensure that all wild animals, whether living in captivity or in the wild, are treated with compassion and respect and are able to live their lives according to their needs. As a leading wildlife charity, Born Free opposes the exploitation of wild animals in captivity and campaigns to keep them where they belong – in the wild. Born Free promotes compassionate conservation to enhance the survival of threatened species in the wild and protect natural habitats while respecting the needs and safeguarding the welfare of individual animals. Born Free's focus is to have a positive impact on animals in the wild and protect their ecosystems in perpetuity, for their own intrinsic value and for the critical roles they play within the natural world. Haus of Conservation is one of the partners for Born Free's "Creative Nature" program which nurtures creativity to support wildlife conservation and welfare. To find out more information on this program click on the above Born Free logo.

The Haus

FOUNDER: Mark Lee Davies is a creative artist, choreographer, yoga and meditation teacher as well as a campaigner for animal, environmental and human conservation. Mark’s career as a performer has included credits in music videos, TV shows and theatre. He has worked as a successful choreographer and ran his own dance company for 9 years where he choreographed and directed seven full length theatre productions such as: Motion Like Dance, News Flash 24, Rapid Eye Movement, 7 Deadly Sins, The Bazaar and The MLD Show. Mark founded Haus in Conservation in August 2020 during the Covid19 lockdown after completing a studies in zoology, wildlife conservation, oceanography, and the illegal wild trade. Mark has been raising funds and educating audiences about animal and environmental conservation since 2017 when he was inspired by the Born Free Foundation. Mark formed Haus of Conservation as he wanted to use his skills and artistry as a way of inspiring people to connect and conserve the natural world, combining his passions of creative arts, education and wellness. "Conservation starts from within us, each and everyone of us, its an inside job"  - Mark Lee Davies.

THE HAUS: The work of Haus of Conservation is supported by an amazing team of people: performing artists, creative artists, volunteers, our partners, supporters, educators, and wellness experts who help to deliver Mark’s vision. Haus of Conservation is literally a “house, a family, a group of people” of all kinds, all expertise, all different areas of life with one thing in common: the health and wellness of the natural world and championing a kinder world for all flora and fauna.