Wildlife conservationist Simon Cowell tragically passes away at 72
- Simon Cowell, the renowned wildlife conservationist, died at the age of 72 after a brave battle with cancer.
- His charity, Wildlife SOS, hailed him as one of the UK's respected conservationists and a passionate advocate for wildlife protection.
- Simon's health deteriorated rapidly after being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in June 2022.
Simon Cowell, the renowned conservationist and TV presenter, passed away at the age of 72 after a brave battle with cancer. He leaves behind his two daughters, partner, and beloved dogs. Cowell founded the Wildlife Aid Foundation and dedicated his life to British wildlife, rescuing and rehabilitating injured animals. His legacy includes the Wildlife SOS show and the ongoing efforts of the foundation to raise awareness and support conservation. Joanna Page, known for her roles in 'Gavin & Stacey' and 'Love Actually', joined Wildlife Aid as an Animal Care Assistant for her upcoming BBC show. The foundation continues to honor Cowell's memory through initiatives like 'Simon's Last Wish' appeal, raising funds for a new Wildlife Aid Centre to further their mission of wildlife conservation and education.