Our recent successes

A glimmer of hope for golden langurs in India

Training livestock guarding dogs to help save cheetahs in Botswana

Looking into why hedgehogs visit certain gardens.

Investigating the use of AI and image recognition to assist surveying hedgehogs in the UK.

Researching how hedgehogs in the UK hibernate and why they often move nests.

Gaining greater protection for biodiversity hotspot, Neblina Reserve in Ecuador

Searching for the elusive Roach’s mouse-tailed dormouse in south-eastern Bulgaria

Researching exciting new methods to monitor mountain hares

Monitoring the incredible cloud forests of Ecuador for Andean bears and other mammals

How an invasive frog might spread Ranavirus to endangered wildlife

Using camera traps to see where hedgehogs are in south London.

Investigating the effectiveness of hedgehog highways for urban hedgehogs in the UK.

Mapping a kelp-less forest along the Sussex coastline in the UK for a sustainable future

Water-pipe bridges provide lifeline for Javan slow lorises and farmers

Protecting hedgehogs in the UK with the help of Henry the detection dog.

Saving young green turtles in marine protected areas in the Caribbean.

Protecting ponds and waterfalls to create safe spaces for salamanders in Iran.

Saving South Africa’s most endangered snake from mining and pet trade.

Ensuring a safer future for critically endangered Siamese crocodiles.

Teaching children why conflict occurs and how to live harmoniously.

Investigating the impact of deforestation on Sumatran elephants.

Counting mountain hare populations in the Lammermuir hills of Scotland.

Understanding how grassland water voles differ from other populations

Completing the first ever census of the critically endangered Eastern Santa Cruz tortoise.

Understanding the diet of pine martens in northern Ireland and their adaptability to surroundings.

Extending the mountainous Neblina Reserve in Ecuador for threatened Andean bears.

We've supported African Wildlife Foundation to train rangers in the Iyondji Nature Reserve to patrol and prevent potential loggers and hunters from using the nature reserve.

Last season we have had over 8000 records submitted to the great stag hunt. Here are just some of our favourite images from 2019!

For the last 25 years we have been fighting to save the critically endangered, and incredibly cute, hazel dormouse in woodlands across England and Wales.

PTES recently provided funds for Suffolk Wildlife Trust to see what impact 15 years of mink trapping has had on their water voles.

Working with local people to protect saiga antelope in a changing landscape

Working with the Vietnamese authorities to help them fulfil their duties and address the seahorse trade.

We've been working with local communities to stop the illegal pet trade of this endangered primate. In total we've reached over 8,300 children and teachers.

We’ve supported Wildlife Without Borders and Beijing Forestry University’s Wildlife Institute, to identify corridors and habitat for snow leopards

Dormouse box deliveries hit 15,000! One of the actions central to our work with hazel dormice is giving them a place to call home.

We’ve helped return red squirrels to woodlands in the north west Highlands in areas where the red squirrels will be safe from grey squirrels.

Green and hawksbill turtles face a brighter future in the Caribbean where we’ve had some resounding success in the Turks and Caicos Islands

We discovered that our Black Hut, where we hold our woodland management courses, was in danger of falling down. Your generous donations have helped save this much loved landmark.