The Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is a global organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and the protection of endangered species. Founded by naturalist Gerald Durrell in 1963, the trust focuses on preserving biodiversity through habitat restoration, breeding programs, and education. It operates several conservation projects worldwide, aiming to safeguard vulnerable animal populations. The trust is also known for its Durrell Wildlife Park in Jersey, which serves as a sanctuary for various species and a center for conservation education. Visitors can learn about the importance of wildlife preservation and the efforts being made to protect animals at risk of extinction.