More than 40,000 species are at risk of extinction.

This Giving Tuesday we're shining a light on ZSL's work to protect species around the world. From the wetlands of Nepal to the British Woodlands - we're building a better future for wildlife.

Climate threats and human interference are pushing species to the edge. Our hands-on, science-driven conservation isn't just about research - it's about taking action, whether it's safeguarding rhinos from poaching or bringing the hazel dormouse back home.

But we can't do it alone. By working together we can ensure we find routes for recovery for Bengal tigers, pangolins, hedgehogs, and many more species. We need your help to save more species that desperately need help. Please donate today.

Let's shape a brighter future for all species together.

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Reintroducing the hazel dormouse to British countryside

Once common across the UK, the hazel dormouse is now considered at risk of extinction due to woodland habitat loss and mismanagement. But by working together with our conservation partners, we've managed to successfully reintroduce over 1,000 dormice into 13 UK counties.