The Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation, established in 1995, is a Scottish charitable trust dedicated to the conservation and research of wildlife, focusing on the recovery of endangered species and the restoration of natural ecosystems. Renamed in 2017 to honor the contributions of Roy Dennis, an esteemed field ornithologist and wildlife consultant, the Foundation has undertaken numerous successful projects, including the reintroduction of the white-tailed eagle and red kite in the UK.

Led by a dedicated team including Dr. Tim Mackrill and Zoe Smith, the Foundation actively engages in innovative research and fieldwork, supporting conservation initiatives across Scotland and beyond. Their efforts extend to various species, from ospreys to beavers, while also fostering youth involvement in conservation through educational opportunities. Additionally, the Foundation provides strategic support and funding for independent wildlife projects, promoting collaboration and conservation discourse. With a commitment to restoring biodiversity, the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation remains a champion for wildlife and natural ecosystems across the globe.