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Bristol Zoological Society

Impact Report 2025

Bristol Zoological Society's 2025 Impact Report, published 14 October 2026, reports 20 field conservation projects with 28 partners across eight countries, 15,611 schoolchildren inspired, 418 higher education students supported, 474 white-clawed crayfish hatched, and 7,819 native saplings planted in Madagascar.

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The conservation and education charity behind Bristol Zoo Project, protecting wildlife in the UK and worldwide through field projects, breeding programmes and learning

Key Metrics

Field conservation projects 20 field conservation projects delivered with 28 local partner organisations across eight countries and four continents in 2025
Schoolchildren inspired 15,611 schoolchildren inspired to discover wildlife and learn about conservation; 2,580 people given greater access to nature
Higher education students 418 higher education students supported across six courses in 2024-25, plus practical training for 206 veterinary students at Bristol Zoo Project

Key Outcomes

  • Threatened species protected through conservation breeding, including 474 white-clawed crayfish hatched for recovery of Britain only native freshwater crayfish
  • Habitats restored: 7,819 native saplings planted in threatened Madagascar forest and 600 native trees planted in Bear Wood
  • Next generation of conservationists equipped through higher education partnerships, while 239 captive-bred crayfish released to strengthen wild populations

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