National Conservation Zoo

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Conservation video series

From success stories and behind-the-scenes secrets, to species recovery journeys and field conservation updates, browse our conservation video series to discover projects making a real difference.

You can also watch our Caught on Camera series to take a sneak peek at animals spotted by camera traps across the world, set up by the zoo and our conservation partners.

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Coasts under pressure

As our climate changes, rising sea levels and warming oceans are transforming coastlines around the world. These fragile habitats support unique wildlife and plant species, but increasing pressure from climate change is threatening their future.

Together with conservation partners, we’re restoring habitats and supporting species to adapt to a changing world.

Living with changing weather

As flooding, heavier rainfall and severe storms become more frequent, wildlife is facing new challenges. Damaged habitats, disrupted breeding and changing landscapes are putting increasing pressure on species already at risk.

We’re working with conservation partners around the world to protect habitats and help create a more resilient future for people and nature.

Protecting wildlife in a changing climate

As habitats shrink and extreme weather increases, wildlife is facing more and more threats. Species all over the globe are forced into human populated areas, causing devastating impacts on both people and wildlife, and species with vital ecological value are diminishing.

We're on the frontline working alongside communities to bring species back from the brink, and help create a better future for both people and wildlife.

Make a donation

Every donation to our charity helps to ensure that we can continue our vital wildlife conservation work across the world. Please donate today to support our work and to help ensure nature can survive and thrive.

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