Learn about our partnership aimed at preventing extinction. Together, we’re working to safeguard vulnerable species through collaborative conservation efforts.
“Through combining our skills, resources and knowledge we can really have an impact
A groundbreaking study led by the University of Nottingham has provided compelling evidence that cancer is incredibly rare in turtles—offering exciting insights that could help prevent or treat cancer in humans.
Extreme species like giant tortoises might have already found solutions to some of
This important funding will enable us to develop detailed plans to create and restore vital habitats for wildlife and empower local communities to connect with the conservation of severely declining UK species.
to habitat destruction and water pollution Great crested newts Their numbers have
Conservationist appeal, you’re helping to ensure young people from all backgrounds have
A hub for all things conservation, science and education. See our ongoing projects happening around the word and discover everything you need to provide curriculum-linked learning.
Discover more International Centre for Zoo Science Over the last 20 years, we have
We’re thrilled to announce that Chester Zoo has received a £4,073,372 boost from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to support our Networks for Nature initiative. This exciting project will allow us to restore and create vital wildlife habitats across Cheshire, making a lasting difference to both local wildlife and the community.
Now, we can support communities to take action that will have a lasting impact on
Host a meaningful celebration of life event at Chester Zoo, where peaceful surroundings provide a beautiful setting to honor a loved one, and help support vital conservation efforts.
that every life is unique, and we offer a peaceful setting to remember those who have
Many film sets have indoor and outdoor nurseries that house lots of plant species
Learn how Chester Zoo champions sustainability to prevent extinction, implementing eco-friendly practices and innovative conservation strategies today.
Each of our buildings have very different requirements, including the species cared
With nature in crisis across our planet, 193 countries came together at COP15 to set bold targets to halt and reverse biodiversity decline by 2030 and a vision of living in harmony with nature by 2050.
, species abundance has been in shocking decline and yet not all UK governments have
