Devastating chytrid fungus responsible for massive declines of amphibian populations around the world is found on isolated Madagascar.
New research into the critically endangered Saharan cheetah establishes it as one of the world’s rarest large cats
The results of a global assessment, led by scientists from the Zoological Society of London and University College London, have revealed that...
Decompression sickness, also known as the bends, has been diagnosed for the first time in sea turtles.
A skin-eating fungal disease brought to Europe by humans now poses a major threat to native salamanders and newts, scientists have warned.
Wildlife's continued decline highlights the urgent need for sustainable solutions to humanity’s increasing demand on our natural resources.
Twenty four leading scientists have signed an open letter in the journal Nature calling for changes to the government’s proposed Infrastructure...
A new bovine TB control strategy to be piloted in Northern Ireland risks spreading the disease rather than supressing it, scientists warn.
A new study released today reveals a method to improve the monitoring of the Endangered Ganges river dolphin
Many animals in need of conservation attention are the least studied due to human bias, reveals new research by scientists from ZSL.
Call for garden-owners to help save Britain’s wildlife.
The Badger Cattle Contact Project was established in...
There is an increasingly growing interest in valuing...
The CSIP coordinates the investigation of all whales,...
Garden Wildlife Health is a collaborative project that...
Each year the Institute of Zoology publishes a report...
The Tsaobis Baboon Project is a long-term study of a...
