From the first wildlife research station of the Forestry Department in the past, it has evolved into the Khaobokku Wildlife Breeding Station. This facility not only serves as a sanctuary for various endangered wildlife species, confiscated animals, and those affected by illegal poaching, but also plays a vital role in their rehabilitation and release back into their natural habitats. Furthermore, it is an excellent learning resource for students and enthusiasts alike. Currently, the station is home to a variety of wildlife with 35 species totaling 585 individual animals, including approximately 140 birds, 439 mammals, and 6 reptiles. Before you visit, please note that group visits require prior arrangements, so it's advisable to contact the head of the Khaobokku Wildlife Breeding Station. For more information, you can reach out at 08 9589 9167.