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About the Client

The Lion Habitat Ranch is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and welfare of big cats. They provide a sanctuary for nearly 20 adult lions, offering visitors the unique opportunity to observe these majestic animals up close. Keith and Beverly Evans, the dedicated founders, have operated the Ranch for years, ensuring a safe and enriching environment for the lions in their care.

This is the second version of this site we’ve produced. The first was done in 2017. In 2024, we provided a refreshed, modernized design that emphasized their event, entertainment options and promoted the opportunity to support the Ranch through charitable donations.

About the Work

Our agency partnered with The Lion Habitat Ranch to create a captivating website that reflects the organization’s commitment to conservation and education. Here’s how we enhanced their online presence:

  • Engaging Content & Storytelling: The website incorporates compelling narratives about the animals and the Ranch’s conservation efforts. This storytelling approach evokes a sense of connection and empathy for these magnificent creatures.
  • Interactive Elements: To enhance user engagement, we incorporated interactive elements like image galleries and videos showcasing the lions in their natural habitat. These elements bring the Ranch experience to life for visitors who may not be able to visit in person.
  • E-commerce Integration: The website features an online store offering merchandise featuring the Ranch’s iconic residents, allowing visitors to take home a piece of their unforgettable experience.
  • Event & Ticket Information: A dedicated section highlights upcoming events and provides a seamless online ticketing system for visitors to purchase tickets and plan their visit.

By creating a visually stunning and informative website, our agency has empowered The Lion Habitat Ranch to reach a wider audience, generate support for their conservation efforts, and provide an unforgettable experience for visitors.


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