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ZSL London Zoo ZSL Whipsnade Zoo Science Conservation ZSL Conservation Focus    Over 700 seals spotted in the Thames An astounding number of seals have been spotted in the Thames Estuary in the first ever count by air, land and sea, carried out by ZSL. Our interactive Seal Map shows the results from this survey and is part of our public appeal, asking you to report your own sightings. Read the full story Report your sightings Plus! Blog: Lost in the Mangrove forests of Cameroon Rescued pangolins released  EDGE Fellow working with Sunda pangolins Radio-tagged pangolins released into the wildafter being rescued from poachers are providing valuable information for this unique and endangered species' conservation. Find out more and watch the video   ZSL's statement on TB and badgers ZSL's Science Institute releases statement ZSL recognises the serious impact of TB but is concerned that the available scientific evidence does not support the UK government’s decision to allow badger culling. Read the full statement   ZSL replaces tiger-killing fences  With safe solar-powered electric fences ZSL has been replacing lethal home-made electric fencing used by some villagers in Sumatra. These have been killing local wildlife, including a critically endangered tiger. Read the full story   Black rhino expedition to Zambia  Educators swap classrooms for the forest Two members of our education team at ZSL London Zoo go on an expedition to work with Zambian teachers, developing a programme to teach local chilren about the black rhino.  Find out more by reading the blog