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Zoological Society of London ZSL

( Non Governmental Organization )

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Activities: Activist, Educational, Philanthropy, Research
 
Type: Non Governmental Organization
 
Scope: international
 
Website: www.zsl.org
 
Main Email: fundraising [at] zsl.org
 
Phone: 020 7722 3333
 
Fax: 020 7586 6177
 
Headquarters: FREEPOST LON12008
Regent`s Park
London NW1 1YU
United Kingdom
 
Local Time: Tue Nov 24 17:24:57
 

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Introduction



ZSL is a charity devoted to conservation and education. The worldwide conservation of animals and their habitats is the key role of ZSL.



Our scientists in the laboratory and the field, animal management teams at both zoos and our veterinarians contribute wide-ranging skills and experience to both practical conservation and to the scientific research that underpins this work.



The charity is made up of five operating divisions



* London Zoo

* Whipsnade Wild Animal Park

* Institute of Zoology, ZSL Library and ZSL Scientific Publications, Meetings and Awards

* Conservation Programmes

* Fellowship Services.



The ZSL mission statement



To achieve and promote the worldwide conservation of animals and their habitats

ZSL pursues this mission by:



* keeping and presenting animals at London Zoo and Whipsnade Wild Animal Park in accordance with best practice

* giving priority to species that are threatened in the wild

* increasing public understanding of animals and their welfare and of the issues involved in their conservation

* maintaining an outstanding education and information programme,

particularly for schoolchildren and families

* undertaking field conservation programmes, both in Britain and abroad;

* developing its role as a leading centre for research and conservation

biology and animal welfare

* fulfilling its role as a learned society and force for zoology and animal conservation through publications, scientific meetings, lectures, the award of prizes for outstanding achievement and the promotion of conservation

policy.

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