The Great British Wildlife Restoration (GBWR) celebrates the conservation of native species in the British Isles. Good zoos are integral to many conservation projects and ensuring our wild Isles are thriving with nature.
Members of the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums were asked to enter their native species conservation work to the GBWR in 2023, and these are the resulting projects you can vote for:
PLEASE NOT ONLY MPS AND PEERS ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE. OTHER VOTES WILL NOT COUNT.
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