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12th August, 2024
It is with heavy hearts that Drusillas Park in Sussex announced the passing of Penh, their beloved Cambodian binturong – one of just three of his…
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Blog: The Benefits of being a Zoo Educator 9th August, 2024James Coleman, on being a Zoo Education Manager, volunteering for BIAZA, and seizing opportunities for networking and development: I am James… -
£1 million Central African Forest learning space to be created thanks to Biffa Award grant 9th August, 2024A state-of-the-art Central African-themed learning space is to be created at Bristol Zoo Project thanks to a one-million-pound grant from Biffa Award… -
Belfast Zoo goes Down Under with new Animals Of Australia habitat 8th August, 2024Belfast Zoo is going Down Under with a brand new “Animals of Australia” habitat. Animals of Australia will transform the former elephant enclosure… -
Baby monkey Named in Honour of Incredible Volunteer 5th August, 2024Shaldon Wildlife Trust have celebrated one of their incredible volunteers, who recently passed away, by naming a baby titi monkey after him. Nigel Edwards… -
Blog: Driving nature conservation through competition 2nd August, 2024Good zoos and aquariums must be at the forefront of nature conservation here in the UK and Ireland say BIAZA’s Maria Carbin & Andy Hall... BIAZA… -
Dublin Zoo welcomes new Asian lion 1st August, 2024Dublin Zoo is delighted to announce the arrival of male Asian lion, Kushanu, from Edinburgh Zoo. Five-year-old Kushanu has joined nine-year-old female,… -
New Patas Plains primate enclosure opens at Folly Farm zoo 31st July, 2024Pembrokeshire’s Folly Farm certainly doesn’t ‘monkey around’ when it comes to investing in new developments and improving its… -
Flurry of fawns born at Whipsnade Zoo 29th July, 2024The pitter patter of tiny hooves can be heard across Whipsnade Zoo this summer, as the conservation zoo has seen a flurry of fawns born. Ensuring…
