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New study sheds light on past mammal extinctions in Caribbean in a bid to help inform modern-day conservation effort
International conservation charity, Zoological Society of London, unveils 2020/21 science and conservation event schedule
Our friend and colleague Georgina Mace, who died this week aged 67, is remembered for her contribution to science – both at ZSL and beyond during...
Scientists match unusual tadpoles to threatened horned frogs
ZSL calls for urgent investment in research to prevent future pandemics.
Leading scientists call for substantial investment in wildlife health research.
ZSL-led study shows genetic differences in African lions likely caused by ecological rather than human factors.
Widespread use of herbicides leading to resistant black-grass is costing UK millions in profit.
New ZSL study reveals mothers detoxify themselves by passing on most neurotoxic PCBs through lactation
ZSL study shows survivors of culls cover 61% greater areas, potentially increasing risk of transmission to cattle.
For centuries, cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises...
ZSL is at the forefront of research on amphibian...
Journal of Zoology publishes new research on all aspects...
Garden Wildlife Health helps to identify and investigate...
Read about our five key research areas and how the science...
