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- Over 7,000 ‘glow-in-the-dark' snails return to island homes
- Oyster “cubes” deployed to save UK’s underwater superhero
- In memory of Dame Jane Goodall 1934-2025
- New farmer-led research project explores how badger vaccination may be used within TB eradication strategy
- How to save the 10,000 animals and plants hurtling fastest towards extinction
- Leicestershire welcomes county’s only known population of rare hazel dormice
- Sign of hope for Wales’ Critically Endangered shark
- Vets give tiny dormice green light ahead of wild release
- Once thought lost, a rare snail returns
- Conservation charity highlights 400 years of Britain’s royal fish
- Medicinal Leech breeding success could save species from extinction
- Living Planet Index 2024
- Conservationists take to sea and air to check wellbeing of Thames seals
- Farmer-led badger vaccination could revolutionise mission to tackle bovine TB
- A joined-up approach to tackle interlinked crisis: a window of opportunity for climate change and biodiversity
- Transform UK land use approach for a sustainable future
- Red pandas are back as Bristol Zoo Project celebrates the arrival of Nilo
- Baby cape porcupine born at the Zoo
- Coastal restoration led by zoos wins big in Parliament
- Planting a healthier ocean
- Future of 200 migratory bird species put at risk by cyclones and droughts
- Toxic banned chemicals exceed safe thresholds in UK orcas
- Bats come home to roost at Whipsnade Zoo
- Superhero oysters land on new conservation reef
- Why biodiversity matters: ZSL releases first of its kind biodiversity risk guide for pensions industry
- Final health checks before UK reintroduction next month
- Saving Britain’s Royal Fish
- ‘Extinct’ snails return to the wild
- British dog duo to protect critically endangered pangolins
- Conservation zoos have powerful potential to reverse extinction, confirms new study
- £3.78million for protected sites and species across Wales
- Warming planet set to sink puffin populations
- Meerkats, lions and squirrel monkeys enjoy advent surprises at ZSL London Zoo
- Citizen scientists invited to ‘plunge’ into Welsh waters to help research rare aquatic species
- Wildlife populations face fast, ongoing declines with an average 69% reduction in population sizes across the world, in less than a lifetime
- ZSL deplores proposed UK government move to weaken environmental protections
- Rewilding our cities could reduce impacts of extreme weather, says new report
- We are deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Her Majesty The Queen.
- Nationally Critically Endangered Pine Marten spotted in London
- Restored oysters support marine life
- Sleepy dormice get full health check at London Zoo before reintroduction to wild
- Tree of Life “planted” at ZSL London Zoo
- Jumping spiders land at ZSL London Zoo
- Astounding UK nature recovery observed for the first time from space
- New offshore windfarms must do more to help protect Kittiwakes and other seabirds
- Flying into trouble? Research and conservation action must be better linked to protect seabirds in the face of climate change
- Wild Oyster Project pledges to teach 12,000 students about the ocean
- Nature recovery for Thames, but river at high risk from sewage and climate change, report finds
- Scientists call on COP26 leaders to listen to the ocean in order to meet climate goals
- Catastrophic consequences for our ocean when climate change and plastic pollution crises combine
- Seven ways nature is at heart of London Zoo
- Vulnerable ecosystems discovered near deep-sea trawl fishery
- Thames has the ‘seal of approval’
- ‘CSI of the Sea’ secures ten-year commitment from UK government
- Last remaining species of ‘truly wild’ horse born at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo
- Native oysters restored to UK waters
- London Zoo celebrates ‘silly old bear’s special day - behind closed doors
- Taking stock...ZSL London Zoo’s annual stocktake goes ahead behind closed doors - as ZSL’s key workers ensure essential work continues through lockdown
- New partnership to further strengthen rewilding science and knowledge
- WWF’s Living Planet Report reveals two-thirds decline in wildlife populations on average since 1970
- Scientists match unusual tadpoles to threatened horned frogs
- Younger generation fail to notice environmental decline due to generational amnesia which risks conservation longevity
- Million-pound boost for Britain’s native oyster population
- Human activity threatens billions of years of evolutionary history
- ZSL Whipsnade Zoo celebrates birth of fourteen extinct-in-the-wild deer
- And a #FeelGoodFriday photo to end the week: ‘We love zoo, NHS’
- Healthy Wildlife Healthy People
- Call to join hunt for oysters - an elusive national treasure
- Overuse of herbicides costing UK economy £400 million per year