The Durrell Conservation Academy’s Endangered Species Recovery Course completely transformed my appreciation for conservation...
Life poses questions at every instance. How? What? Why? Where? Do you get overwhelmed by all these questions flying around in your head? I was, when I...
Growing up in Mauritius, Dr Charlie Gardner spent many a memorable weekend feeding Mauritius kestrels in the Black River Gorges with Durrell’s very ow...
At the beginning of 2017, I set off on an adventure quite unlike any other. I was to join the team working on the Redonda Restoration Programme and sp...
Spending time in Guam’s forests can be an eerie experience. One can be hiking through lush ravine forest in the volcanic south of the island, or beaut...
In the first of a two-part series on recruitment with Durrell’s Head of Human Resources, Amy Davies, Jennifer explores the difficulties encountered by...
I am currently around 5 months into the 6.5-month program, and I have had an amazing and enriching experience so far. Through work with snakes, seabir...
This July, Durrell’s Dr Ros Kennerley travelled to Australia to represent the IUCN SSC Small Mammal Specialist Group (SMSG) at the International Mamma...
Saving a species-at-risk from extinction takes courage, perseverance, specialized skills and leadership. In this blog, you'll meet Canada's New Noahs:...