At ZSL, we host a huge range of events, from fundraising challenges, family occasions and special workshops to conservation and science events, both in-person and online.
Our aim is to give you opportunities to get involved with our work. Whether that be by taking part in a sponsored challenge to raise money for conservation, or to deepen understanding of wildlife, in person or digitally, through our science events.
The best part? Many of our events are free to attend and available to stream for all afterwards.
So take a look at the events we have coming up and check out our past events all from this page.
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ZSL's much-anticipated fundraising gala is Safari in the City. Our most recent gala was on 21 September 2022.
Join the world’s biggest half marathon and raise vital funds for wildlife conservation.
If you're interested in a ZSL charity place in the London to Brighton Cycle & would like to help raise vital funds for wildlife conservation, please send us an email.
This event provides an opportunity to hear from experts and practitioners about Eurasian lynx recovery programmes in Europe and to learn about opportunities for, and barriers against, the reintroduction of lynx in Britain
In June 2022, 131 of you joined our Around the World in 30 Days challenge. Together, we walked, ran, rolled and cycled over 14,119km and raised over £9,300 to support our worldwide wildlife conservation work.
Leading women and non-binary scientists set to inspire London crowds
Explore A World of Wildlife in Covent Garden
This event will hear from three different conservation organisations working together for the recovery of UK hedgehog populations, highlighting the vital role the public contributes to this work
We'll focus on the challenges facing British wooded landscapes and strategies to address them, for instance through ensuring that wooded landscapes in the future will be bigger and more joined up.
Feel the full force of flying through the clouds from over 10,000ft at up to 125mph while raising money for wildlife conservation at the same time.
This event will explore how and why conservation interventions are being carried out for individual coral species, their level of success, and impact on the reef ecosystem.
This two-day symposium will provide a comprehensive review of the current state of science surrounding habitat connectivity in temperate coastal systems and provide a firm basis for discussion.
This event will bring together experts from across the tiger range countries to discuss the impact of the decisions made during the International Tiger Forum.
This meeting highlighted the diverse set of roles wildlife health professionals trained by the collaborative initiative 'The Wildlife Health Bridge' have gone on to fill
We share the weird and wonderful lives of gharial in Nepal and explore the history and present of their conservation.
Our experts allowed viewers to see behind-the-scenes at ZSL and observe a dolphin post-mortem taking place in real-time, revealing the important work of the Cetacean Strandings Investigation Programme (CSIP).
This event introduces the IUCN’s new Green Status of Species, a new part of the Red List introduced in the summer of 2021, that provides a tool for assessing species recovery and the impact of conservation efforts.
This event showcases how animal personality as a field of behaviour study can help us work for wildlife.
What have we learnt from 30 years of investigating cetacean strandings?