Durrell refers to the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, an organization founded by naturalist and author Gerald Durrell in 1963. The trust focuses on wildlife conservation, particularly for endangered species, through breeding programs, habitat protection, and education. It operates several wildlife parks, including the Durrell Wildlife Park in Jersey, which showcases various species and promotes conservation efforts. Gerald Durrell, known for his books and television programs, was passionate about animal welfare and biodiversity. His work emphasized the importance of preserving wildlife and their habitats. The trust continues his legacy by engaging in global conservation projects and raising awareness about environmental issues.