DURRELL WILDLIFE CONSERVATION TRUST NEWSLETTER

If your passions lie with the rich variety and natural splendour of our Earth's spectacular wildlife, then the essential work undertaken by the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is sure to inspire and move you. Committed to preserving the diversity and integrity of some of the most endangered species on the planet, their steadfast dedication and pioneering conservation techniques boast both past and ongoing successes.

Founded by famous author and naturalist Gerald Durrell, the charity now works with a wide variety of international partners and organisations as they endeavour to extend the scope of their work. The charity currently has ongoing commitments to support the recovery of a huge amount of endangered species which vary from gorillas and lemurs to parrots, flamingos and tortoises based across the globe.

Current projects include conservation in Mauritius, where over 95% of the native forests and fauna had been destroyed, as well as protecting the Brazilian Black Lion Tamarin Monkey - a critically endangered species that boasts a higher percentage of grey brain matter, proportionate to their body size, than humans! Why not experience the magnificence of the animals they work with directly? Visit Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust's breathtaking wildlife park and be inspired to be part of the solution.

Thanks to the professionalism, expertise and dedication of their staff and wildlife experts, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust has enjoyed inspirational successes across several fields. This includes a huge rise in numbers in various previously endangered species such as the Echo Parakeet and Rodrigues Fruit Bat. These accomplishments show that Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust's pioneering conservation techniques and exploratory initiative can be the final hope to some of our most beautiful wildlife.

Find out how you can help make a difference and protect some of nature's most innocent victims. Get involved in some captivating and fulfilling work and protect the animals you love the most. Sign up to the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust newsletter today to find out how.

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