Welcome to Marwell Conservation.

Marwell Conservation seeks to address causes of extinction such as habitat loss and the over-exploitation of biological resources and to manage vulnerable populations of threatened species to ensure their survival. This is achieved through a range of species and habitat conservation programmes locally to Marwell’s base in southern England and internationally, with a particular focus in Africa.

Conservation Programmes

Eelmoor Marsh

British wildlife

Managing biodiversity on our doorstep in Hampshire.

Grand Erg Oriental

Sahara

Reintroducing the scimitar-horned oryx and conserving other desert wildlife.

Northern Rangelands in Kenya

Kenya

Building capacity for the conservation of Grevy’s zebra and its semi-arid ecosystem

Hwange National Park

Zimbabwe

Supporting conservation of threatened species

Sand Lizard

Population management

Ensuring the persistence of small, vulnerable populations

Marwell Research Camp in Kenya

Research

Gaining knowledge to support conservation decision-making.

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