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30th April, 2026
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Claws for celebration: First young native crayfish successfully returned to Yorkshire’s waterways from hatchery 30th April, 2026The first young white-clawed crayfish raised in Yorkshire’s first crayfish hatchery site have been released into the wild today, marking a turning… -
ZSL marks 200th anniversary with £20m boost for wildlife health 29th April, 2026Visitors will watch live veterinary procedures and conservation science in new wildlife health centre. ZSL marks its two hundredth anniversary today (Wednesday… -
“That’s more pine hoverflies than there are people”: Conservationists celebrate 30,000th release of rare invertebrate into Cairngorms National Park 27th April, 2026Conservationists at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) have celebrated releasing the 30,000th pine hoverfly… -
Banham Zoo completes first-ever on-site CT scanning day 24th April, 2026Banham Zoo has successfully carried out a landmark day of veterinary care, bringing a specialist mobile CT scanner on-site for the first time. Working… -
Blog: Towards a transformation - evidence-based practice in zoos and aquariums 23rd April, 2026In this week's blog, Dr Andrew Bowkett (Paignton Zoo) joins scientists and Conservation Evidence to bring together evidence-based science to benefit… -
Blog: Partnerships with Zoos, Beavering away on both sides of the Dam 17th April, 2026In our latest blog, Kieran Holliday from Flamingo Land outlines the value of partnerships for projects like the park's groundbreaking new beaver… -
Blog: Glowing reports wanted! 10th April, 2026Glow worms in the UK need our help - if you would like to support this lesser-known native species, start with this blog from Robin Scagell, who runs… -
When sea urchins won’t spawn, cryobiologists step in. 10th April, 2026Cryobiologists from Nature’s SAFE recently visited marine biologists at University of Southampton to help them preserve sea urchin sperm. But why…