Join us in our mission to save the Rodrigues fruit bat from extinction. Discover our conservation efforts and the vital role these bats play in their ecosystem
But whilst the dodo may have famously gone extinct in this region in the 16th Century
It’s great for each of them to have a playmate, not to mention one-year-old Nandita
This is the fourth annual survey that we have supported and assisted with in Kidepo
We’re addressing the challenges posed by the increasing number of wild tigers in India and Nepal, with a focus on balancing tiger recovery and human-tiger conflict.
Tiger populations have shown signs of recovery, with estimates indicating a significant
We’ve played a major role in a project to save the fen raft spider from extinction.
“These spiders have an important role in maintaining the rich aquatic diversity found
Discover the fascinating Caribbean flamingos at Chester Zoo. Known for their stunning pink plumage and unique feeding habits, these social birds thrive in flocks.
Red List StatusLeast Concern About Flamingos typically live in large flocks and have
By the time it concludes, the researchers plan to have gathered responses from every
In this walking tour, aimed at Key Stages 3 and 4, we’ll explore African ecosystems and answer some important questions. We’ll visit a range of animals found in the complex ecosystems of Africa and we’ll discover how each species has a unique and irreplaceable role in maintaining their habitat.
Students will have the opportunity to engage in ecological monitoring techniques.
The ploughshare tortoise is the largest and rarest of Madagascar’s four remaining tortoise species. These remarkable creatures are uniquely adapted to the dry forests of western Madagascar, where their distinctive, patterned shells make them highly sought after in the illegal wildlife trade.
At Chester Zoo, our ploughshare tortoises have been given a second chance after being
prestigious industry awards Chester Zoo’s keepers, scientists, educators, and scholars have
