Collaborating with communities on the ground and around the world, we are protecting critical species, restoring healthy ecosystems and inspiring support for nature, all driven by world-leading science. Explore our projects working tirelessly to help wildlife recover:
We've helped discover several new species in Vietnam, fixing the knowledge gap of species in Southeast Asia and safeguarding endangered species.
A free online platform that tracks transparency and supports sustainability across the palm oil, timber and pulp, and natural rubber supply chains.
We’re working at the cutting edge of conservation to protect angel sharks and create practical routes to their recovery.
Marine habitats are essential to the health of our marine ecosystem, and hold environmental and social importance, providing valuable ecosystem services.
The echo parakeet was listed as Critically Endangered in the 1980s.
The fody was once common across Mauritius but experienced a substantial range contraction due to widespread habitat loss and the impacts of introduced mammalian predators.
Find out more about ZSL's Fish Net programme which was initiated to tackle the extinction crisis affecting the planet’s freshwater fish.
The Cetacean Strandings Investigation Programme (CSIP) coordinates the investigation of all cetaceans, marine turtles and basking sharks that strand around the English and Welsh coastline
The Rhino Impact Investment project was developed as a response to the dire predicament of the continent’s rhinoceros populations.
For over 40 years there has been growing concern that all 16 species of freshwater eels (Family Anguillidae) have suffered a decline in numbers.