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.Rishi Sunak The Zoological Society of London Bill would ensure we can continue to protect nature. It's nearly completed its passage through Parliament. It can pass with your support. Don't miss this opportunity to support British science and conservation please support our bill.

Happy to report the Bill to extend ZSL lease has now passed. It will become law after Royal Assent next week!

A huge achievement!

🌿🌊Wetlands provide crucial ecosystem services, combat flooding, & support high #biodiversity!🦆 But they're disappearing fast: over 85% of the world's wetlands have already been lost.🐸 📷Explore 5 key facts about these ecosystems with ipbes infographic!

The battle to improve the quality of Britain's waterways is sadly, not a new one. For many years, our conservation projects have been working to protect the vital species who call these bodies of water, home: zsl.org/what-we-do/pro…

How are we going to meet our global and UK climate targets? ZSL senior policy specialist Bethan_Laughlin highlights how important adaptation is for our future🌎

Putting the immense skill and expertise of our #CSIP team into helping colleagues from across the UK investigate mass strandings such as this 👇

Exciting news! 🕊️ Spoonbills are breeding successfully @rspbairevalley in Yorkshire, and for the first time at RSPB Ouse Washes. Our teams are working hard to create the right habitats for them to thrive. How cute are these chicks? Read more here: rspb.org.uk/media-centre/s…

🔔 Hiring!!! Want to lead on global #climate & #energy #policy for the world’s largest #natureconservation Partnership?! Join the BirdLife International Policy Division as our new Senior Policy Manager, Climate & Energy! 🌱 ‼️DL - 13.8.! birdlifeinternational.teamtailor.com/jobs/4738568-s…

A fantastic opportunity BirdLife International - it's a brilliant team and organisation 💕🦉🦜🐦

Last week I met key environmental NGOs to share perspectives ahead of CBD COP16 in Cali, Colombia. We agreed that we needed to build on the momentum from the last COP by showing our collective determination to halt and reverse nature loss at home and abroad.

Great to meet with so many MPs committed to getting a good deal for people and nature at COP15 in Colombia.

The World Wildlife Fund 2024 Living Planet Report is out and two new stripes of grey have been added to the Biodiversity Stripes. My blog on visualising the crisis of biodiversity loss: findingnature.org.uk/2024/10/10/vis…

The Living Planet Report is an urgent call for national action ahead of UN Biodiversity #COP16Colombia - will we see governments put the necessary commitments and finance on the table to halt and reverse the loss of biodiversity by 2030? ZSL WWF #LivingPlanetReport

🦛 Things we never want to see: A world without #MooDeng Fewer than 2,500 Pygmy hippos exist in the wild A species impacted by deforestation, mining, poaching and agricultural expansion The stark reality facing us, with thousands of species worldwide We need action now 🌍

Thankyou for your support this evening Uma Kumaran MP - we look forward to welcoming you to ZSL London Zoo to our very own Amara in person 😀

#COP16Colombia has begun. It is the first test of global commitment to the #KunmingMontrealGBF! We are here on the ground and calling for ambitious action on climate and nature action, species recovery and finance. Learn more about our policy recommendations

If you’re at the biodiversity CoP in 🇨🇴 on Friday, please come to our event and meet some of our brilliant EDGE fellows.

🇬🇧 Strong UK presence at #COP16Cali Here with UK's first ever Special Nature representative Ruth Davis Matthew Gould, CEO of London Zoo and his top team & KewGardens team Britain’s work advocating for the protection of nature and wildlife at home and globally is vital🧵

Planning isn't a "chokehold" on growth. It's there to ensure sustainable growth. Bats didn't hold up HS2. Politics & mismanagement did. Sad to see Keir Starmer's caricature of regulators as blockers. It'd be utter short-termism to ditch planning rules for a quick economic hit.