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New video captures life on thriving seamount The Chagos Marine Reserve is the world’s largest marine protected area and contains some of the most vibrant coral reefs, diverse marine life and cleanest sea water in the world. ZSL took part in a recent expedition to this remote group of islands and used video technology to document the status of the diverse range of sharks and other fishes. Watch video and find out more

Endangered frog breeding success Rescued mountain chickens Frogs airlifted from a disease-ravaged island in the Caribbean have successfully bred for the first time at ZSL London Zoo and will be released back into the wild when fully grown. Read the full story   Puffin tagging Geolocators fitted to track migration ZSL is studying puffins in Ireland to reveal where they spend their time outside of the breeding season and identify areas key to the survival of the species. Find out more and see the gallery

Technology for Nature Revolutionising wildlife conservation Advances in technology are rapidly changing what can be achieved and ZSL is involved in a number of projects using this new equipment to monitor on land, in the ocean and from space. Find out more   Bushmeat orphan seized Major awareness campaign triggered Conservationists from ZSL have supported the government of Equatorial Guinea in the high-profile confiscation of an infant gorilla which was being kept illegally to attract tourists. Read the full story