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After a sixteen year absence, rhino have returned to Garamba National Park in the DRC.

We are delighted to announce our partnership with The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich.

A first look at some of the remarkable pieces making up the 2024 Extinction Collection.

Kalimantan in Indonesian Borneo is one of the last remaining strongholds for orangutans but their forest home is disappearing...

The focus of this year's World Environment Day on 5th June is solutions to plastic pollution.

'On the Brink' is a new collection which will be exhibited alongside this year's Sketch for Survival.

The restoration of Malawi's parks has been a shining example of how conservation can benefit all.

How a daring translocation saved a species from local extinction.

Sara visits Sketch for Survival artist 'Tich the Watchmen' at his home studio in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.

An update from the K9 unit in Garamba National Park, DR Congo.

The second series of the BBC's seven year natural history project is back on our screens...and there are some familiar faces!

This beautiful park has been transformed through conservation partnerships following a turbulent history.

We are delighted to have the support of Alexander McCall Smith who has donated a sketch to Sketch for Survival 2023.

Against all the odds, Ally-the-ground-pangolin has become a beacon of hope for the species.

It was great to meet some of our Sketch for Survival junior artists during the autumn exhibitions.

What's been happening down the farm in February?

Rain arrived in Namibia in January, transforming the landscape.

Panna Tiger Reserve mourns the loss of its famous tigress.