A nocturnal primate only found in Madagascar
By Rotsinomena Andriamisedra, EDGE Fellow 2020 Lemurs can be found nowhere else in the world. Madagascar is the only country in the world where…
The bulbous and bizarre living fossil
By Sandeep Das, EDGE Hero Awardee After my first glimpse of a bulbous and bizarre looking living fossil in a fish tank, I returned…
Introducing the third cohort of National Geographic Photo Ark EDGE Fellows
The National Geographic Society and the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) are pleased to announce the third cohort of National Geographic Photo Ark EDGE…
Surviving the Anthropocene: Primates in human-modified landscapes
Guest post by Luis Verde Arregoitia and Carmen Galán Acedo Human activities are transforming natural landscapes worldwide. These changes in land use push some…
Meet our EDBE Expedition team
The Erasmus Darwin Barlow Fund aims to give conservationists of the future new skills and experiences, by funding two places each year to join…
Meet our New Amphibian Fellows
Madhushri Mudke and Rajkumar K P are our newest Segré EDGE amphibian Fellows, based in the Western Ghats of India they are working to…
Meet our First Ever Shark and Ray Fellows
Muhammad Ichsan and Alifa Haque are our first ever Shark & Ray Fellows who are working to protect the pelagic thresher shark in Indonesia…
What Threats do Asian EDGE Species Face?
Our newest cohort of EDGE Fellows are based in Asia and are working to protect many unique species that are found in the region….
Eggs of Existence
As it’s Easter we thought we would celebrate by highlighting some of our weird and wonderful EDGE species that lay eggs. Sharks Zebra Shark…
The Staff Perspective: Borneo Conservation Tools Course 2019 – In Their Own Words
Here at EDGE of Existence we often talk about the Fellow’s experience on the Conservation Tools course; what they learnt, what they enjoyed and…
Introducing our New 2019 Segré EDGE Fellows Who are Working in Asia to Protect EDGE Species
Fondation Segré and the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) are pleased to announce the 2019 cohort of Segré EDGE Fellows! These five conservationists will…
Meet our newest Nat Geo Photo Ark EDGE Fellows Who are Working to Protect Some of the Most Unique and Endangered Species in Asia
The National Geographic Society and the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) are pleased to announce the second cohort of National Geographic Photo Ark EDGE…
Segré Species Survival Award: Emmanuel Amoah
Segré EDGE Fellow Emmanuel Amoah has been awarded the first Segré Species Survival Award for his work to conserve the slender snouted crocodile (Mecistops…
The Power of Community – The Volcano Rabbit
Yajaira García is one of our National Geographic Photo Ark EDGE Fellows who is working hard to conserve the volcano rabbit (Romerolagus diazi) in…