Did you know there are seals in the River Thames? The Thames ebbs and flows through the heart of London and is not only a busy urban waterway, but is also home to a fascinating and often unexpected ...

This Christmas, make your gift-giving extra meaningful by choosing presents that help protect wildlife and preserve our planet’s most precious habitats. Every gift in our collection supports ZSL (The ...

In October, I arrived in Cali, a small city in northern Colombia, to join the vibrant displays of the most attended (to date) Conference of the Parties (COP16) for the Convention on Biological ...

Our SMART (Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool) approach is a combination of software, training materials and patrolling standards to help conservation managers monitor animals, identify threats ...

We’re ZSL, a science-driven conservation charity working to restore wildlife in the UK and around the world. We work tirelessly so wildlife and people can thrive together. Led by our passion for ...

Our oceans are in crisis. A recent report shows more than half of the planet Earth's marine species may stand on the brink of extinction by 2100. Find out how ZSL is helping, and how you can too.

Learn all about ZSL's COP season 2022 in a series of news items and blogs from our experts. COP 27, followed by COP 19 in Panama in November 2022 and COP15 in Montreal in December 2022, put a ...

At ZSL, we believe that conservation should be just and inclusive. We're committed to taking a rights-based approach to conservation delivery, protecting both people and wildlife. Our FAIRER ...

ZSL engages in the UK policy making process in a range of ways, be it through the provision of evidence that can aid in science-led policy making, to engaging with parliamentarians and government ...

As other natural habitats shrink, our gardens are becoming more and more important for British wildlife. No matter how large or small your outdoor space is, there are so many ways you can make it a ...

The Wildlife Health Bridge (WHB) is a consortium of educational institutions with a shared interest in wildlife conservation. Our goal is to increase the capacity of wildlife health professionals in ...

What does it take to conserve fragmented and declining populations of globally threatened large mammals? In Southeast Asia, there is no longer a single area with 500 individuals of any large ...