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It’s the International Day for Women and Girls in Science. At Nature’s SAFE, where our core team is predominantly female, we'd like to take this opportunity to highlight some of the women whose scientific expertise is driving our mission forward.

For the first time ever in Europe, coral eggs were successfully fertilised using frozen and thawed coral sperm.

Chessington Zoo - home to over 1,000 animals including lions, tigers and gorillas - has taken a significant step forward in their efforts to conserve threatened species by partnering with Nature's SAFE.

COP16 held in Cali, Colombia came to a close on November 2nd, 2024. Following the creation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF) in 2022, which set out the ambitious aim to conserve 30% of the world's land and ocean and to become 'nature-positive' by 2030, the conference was intended to mobilise action to reach these targets.

As a growing charity, we are now looking to expand our scope beyond the UK by establishing global conservation hubs. Our vision is to work with local conservation services to preserve samples from native wildlife within their own country, enabling appropriate stewardship of these valuable resources.

Last week, we had the incredible opportunity to visit two of our valued conservation partners – Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park and Watatunga Wildlife Reserve. These two institutions both exemplify the profound impact that dedication to wildlife preservation can have on protecting our planet's biodiversity.