Meet Kini Ignacio Roesler, our 2015 Hooded Grebe EDGE Fellow
Growing up in the Buenos Aires province of Argentina, provided me with easy access to some of the world’s most incredible natural environments. This…
Froggy Went A-Courting
In spring 2014, a very important tadpole hatched from a frog egg at ZSL London Zoo. It was shortly followed by many brothers and…
Introducing Micaela Camino, Chacoan peccary EDGE Fellow
My name is Micaela Camino, I am an Argentine biologist working in one of the most amazing places I have ever seen: Chaco, where…
Meet Alfredo Hernández Díaz, our new Axolotl EDGE Fellow
There are lots of beautiful and enigmatic places around the world, and most of them are subject of myths and legends. Can you imagine…
Species in Pieces is simply breathtaking
It’s not everyday you receive an email with a link to an independently created, truly fantastic website that raises awareness of EDGE species in…
Introducing EDGE coral fellow, Robin Ramdeen from Trinidad & Tobago
My name is Robin, I am a ZSL EDGE fellow, mother, daughter, sister, dreamer and sea-lover! If you have been to the seaside and…
Meet Esteban Brenes-Mora, Baird’s tapir EDGE Fellow
My name is Esteban Brenes-Mora, a Costa Rican biologist and EDGE Fellow. I will be spending the next two years working to conserve the…
Introducing J Kahlil Panopio, Philippine Eagle EDGE Fellow
Whenever someone asks me what I do for a living, I always respond by showing them a picture of a raptor and then go…
The 2015 EDGE Conservation Tools Training Course: A land of snakes and statistics
The thought of being away from home for over a month was pretty daunting. The week before I left was a whirlwind of arrangements…
Introducing new EDGE fellow Paul
My name is Paul, I’m from Cameroon and as an EDGE Fellow I am studying the West African Manatee (Trichechus senegalensis) in Cameroon. I…
The life of a Marine Biologist
Every time I tell people that I am a Marine Biologist I get the same two responses: “I always wanted to study that, but…
Caught on camera: new footage displays mating behaviour of the purple frog
The purple frog (Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis) is currently listed as the world’s 4th most Evolutionarily distinct and globally endangered amphibian species. This unusual frog has a limited…
How two weeks in London have supported a lifetime of conservation
Exiting from the Camden Tube station and on the way to Ifor Evans, the dorms that was to be my new home, I had…
The Parrot Society supports EDGE Birds in the Philippines
The Parrot Society has kindly donated towards the conservation of the Philippine Red-Vented Cockatoo Cacatua haematuropygia, part of our new EDGE bird project…