A journey through in-field conservation

Saving Wildlife Together: A journey through in-field conservation with Oliver Beasley, Lecturer in Conservation Science & Tanzania Project Manager

Saturday 8 March 2025

2pm - 3.30pm

These talks give an exclusive opportunity to hear from our experts who will delve into different aspects of our work at Bristol Zoological Society.

Get the latest news about our animals and discover more about our incredible conservation and education projects in Bristol and around the world.

About

Bristol Zoological Society is a conservation charity with a mission 'to save wildlife through conservation action and engage people with the natural world'. As part of this mission, we direct 20 field conservation projects across nine countries. This work is reflected in the species we care for at Bristol Zoo Project and Bristol Zoo Gardens, from blue-eyed black lemurs to turquoise dwarf geckos.

Oliver’s talk will introduce you to some of these species, explore the threats they face in their natural habitats, and give you an insight into the work we are doing to help protect wildlife.

This talk will start at 2pm with plenty of time for questions at the end, and finish at 3.30pm.

Suitable for ages 8+

Location

Bear Wood Classroom (located at the end of the Bear Wood Walkway, please allow 20 minutes to walk to the classroom from arrival at admissions).

Price

Members and Company Members £10

Non members £15

Booking

Please book your place by clicking the link below.