Science and Conservation at Chester Zoo [Working title]

Locally known as the ‘achoque’, the Lake Pátzcuaro salamander (Ambystoma dumerilii) is an amphibian that lives its entire life in freshwater.

Alongside our partners, the Mexico Fish Ark is providing a vital lifeline to 39 species of endemic fish.

Over the past decade, we have been developing new and innovative ways to monitor health and wellbeing of elephant herds in Assam.

Reducing conflict between tigers and the people who live alongside them. 

Shining a light on wild cattle species, anoa and banteng, and the wild suid, babirusa: some of the world’s most threatened large mammals

Indonesian forests are falling silent as songbirds are threatened with extinction. Javan green magpies are one of the species we fight for.

Chester Zoo wildlife monitoring efforts aim to help plan the protection of one of the most trafficked animals on Earth - the giant pangolin.

Standing up to 5.5 metres tall, this species is an impressive presence both in the Zoo’s Heart of Africa zone and in the grasslands and woodlands of Uganda. However, the species needs protection.