Our interactive Climate and Sustainability Project is full of activities and helpful guides that’ll help break this subject down into manageable chunks.
about what is important to them, their role models and explore what influence they have
A critically endangered chimpanzee has been born. Discover the significance of this birth for the species and the zoo’s role in protecting wildlife.
chimpanzee are still found ranging from Senegal to Ghana in West Africa – but have
Increased collaboration between zoos and sound researchers could open up exciting new possibilities in bioacoustics, according to a new paper published this month.
At Chester Zoo, we’re fortunate to have the expertise and equipment needed for
At the recent COP28 in the United Arab Emirates, governments from around the world met to assess global efforts to address climate change.
outcomes of a complex conference like COP28 can be challenging, so our experts have
Find out how you can fundraise for Chester Zoo. From personal challenges to wedding fundraising, raising money for our species saving work couldn’t be easier. Get involved today and help protect wildlife.
However you choose to fundraise for Chester Zoo, you’ll have the support of our
Loose yourself in the world of VR where you can choose to swim with sharks or walk with gorillas – there’s a whole world to see!
Shark Dive Have you ever dreamed of exploring the depths of the ocean, discovering
group to Madagascar-the team were able to collect a huge amount of data that would have
Originally focusing on palm oil production, we have extended our work to include
Our mission is to be a major force in conserving biodiversity worldwide. We recognise that an ever-increasing demand for natural resources is putting tremendous pressure on ecosystems and wildlife globally.
boycotting palm oil would increase demand for other less efficient edible oils and have
Meet Martha a Bornean orangutan, and learn about her role in conservation. Discover how Martha helps raise awareness for this critically endangered species.
added: “There really aren’t enough words to convey the awe and respect that I have
