Latest story :Marwell Zoo set to open UK Native Species Zone in March 2025
18th December, 2024
Marwell Wildlife is delighted to announce that it has secured funding for a new Native Species Zone at Marwell Zoo, set to open in March 2025. The…
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Endangered Darwin’s Frogs, rescued from deadly fungus in Chile, arrive safely at London Zoo 13th December, 2024A global effort has been launched to save one of the world’s most iconic amphibians from extinction, resulting in 53 tiny Darwin’s frogs being… -
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The Big Cat Sanctuary Achieves £500,000 Fundraising Milestone for Rescued Lions from War-Torn Ukraine 12th December, 2024The Big Cat Sanctuary is thrilled to announce that they have successfully met their £500,000 fundraising target for the Big Cats in Crisis campaign.… -
Blog: A fresh perspective on clouded leopard conservation - how advanced science is shaping our approach 4th December, 2024Gráinne Hartigan (Nature’s SAFE) is joined by Lauren Amos (Clouded leopard EEP Coordinator) to discuss the new techniques saving clouded… -
Rare Amur leopard cubs born at Colchester Zoo 3rd December, 2024Colchester Zoo is excited to announce that in the early hours of the morning on 24th November 2024, exactly one month before Christmas Eve, female Amur… -
Welsh Mountain Zoo champions “Conservation Christmas” - promotes eco-friendly festivities in North Wales 25th November, 2024The Welsh Mountain Zoo has launched an exciting new community project for schools, learning groups, and local organisations across North Wales. The ‘Conservation… -
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Blog: Why I look at the trees when visiting zoos 25th November, 2024Healthy terrestrial ecosystems depend on healthy trees. Meet the conservationists doing crucial work monitoring and educating about tree diseases… -
Great suck-cess! Scottish breeding programme sees first baby leeches born 22nd November, 2024A project to help restore Scotland’s population of medicinal leeches has welcomed the arrival of the first babies. Over the past month,… -
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Whipsnade Zoo and Bristol Zoo Project launch ambitious plan to save a rare fish from extinction 22nd November, 2024Two zoos are spearheading a dramatic conservation effort to save a rare fish species from extinction. Last week, Whipsande Zoo transported…
