Category: Populations
Nearly 30 years after the golden skiffia disappeared from Mexico’s waters, our conservationists have helped to return the rare fish to the wild.
In the wake of Action Indonesia Day 2022, we hear from one of the people helping to coordinate international conservation of Javan banteng and other threatened Indonesian mammals.
Over in the Sabah region of Malaysian Borneo, our long standing partners at the NGO, Hutan, are leading wildlife research to make ‘sustainable’ a reality.
Cameras at the zoo have captured the moment a rare giraffe arrives into the world!
Our conservationists have welcomed a special new arrival – a critically endangered Sumatran tiger, named Dash!
Camera trap monitoring in The Great Bear Landscape has given us never-before-seen insights into the lives of Andean bears: from courtship, to parenthood, to conflict. Take a look at some of the best we’ve seen.
Dr Mariana Catapani takes us on a tour of her work in Brazil, investigating the puzzles of human behaviour to answer some of today’s most pressing wildlife issues.
Nine adorable penguin chicks have hatched at the zoo and keepers have named them after their favourite fruits!
For the carefully balanced forest ecosystems of Madagascar, the recent presence of the invasive Asian common toad presents a potentially grave threat.