At ZSL, we're a powerful movement of conservationists.
Collaborating with communities around the world, we are protecting species, restoring habitats and creating positive change for wildlife, all driven by our scientific approach and pioneering spirit. Explore our projects working tirelessly to help nature recover:
- Conservation
- Working together to save iconic species
Project Seahorse
Combating threats to seahorses across the globe
- Driving impactful change
Biodiverse Landscapes Fund
The Western Congo Basin is one of the world’s most crucial biodiversity hotspots
- Prioritising justice and inclusion within conservation
ZSL FAIRER Conservation
ZSL’s FAIRER Conservation Framework aims to better deliver equitable conservation impact, whilst safeguarding the local communities, people, and places with which we work.
- Supporting the survival of this unique species
Tamaraw Conservation
The tamaraw is the only wild buffalo species native to the Philippines and endemic to Mindoro island.
- The Opportunity is in Our Hands
Extinct in the Wild
There are currently 84 species confirmed as being extinct in the wild, that are desperately in need of our help
- The Thames Estuary Restored, Reconnected and Resilient
Transforming the Thames Project
The Transforming the Thames project is an ambitious partnership project with a vision of The Thames Estuary Restored, Reconnected and Resilient; an Outstanding Coastal Wetland for Communities and Wildlife.
- United Nations Global Plastics Treaty
United Nations Global Plastics Treaty
ZSL is calling upon the parties of the International Negotiating Committee (INC) to develop & adopt an ambitious international legally binding treaty that is driven by and representative of the needs of local actors and effectively protects biodiversity
- Help us protect our oceans
South Atlantic Plastics Project
ZSL has been working in partnership with the UK Overseas Territories of Ascension and St Helena to reduce the impacts of plastic pollution
- People and nature can thrive together
Fostering harmony between wildlife and people in Kenya and Nepal
Building Resilience to Human-Wildlife Conflict in Kenya and Nepal
