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Latest story :Love is in the air as pygmy marmoset Tumble arrives at Shaldon Wildlife Trust
13th February, 2026
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Double baby joy at Paignton Zoo as second rare white monkey born 11th February, 2026Paignton Zoo is celebrating a rare double baby boom after welcoming a second endangered king colobus monkey this winter, marking the zoo’s first… -
Blog: Zoos have a duty to source their plants sustainably 10th February, 2026Do you know where your purchased plants come from? In our latest blog, the BIAZA Plant Working Group details how zoos/aquariums can work together… -
4,000 Recycled Festive Firs Fuel Fun for Animals at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm 10th February, 2026Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm, a Zoo and conservation charity in North Somerset, has celebrated the success of its hugely popular annual Christmas tree recycling… -
‘Extinct’ snail officially saved as conservationists bring rare species back from the brink 9th February, 2026A button-sized snail once thought extinct has been officially saved after conservationists bred and released more than 100,000 into the wild. The greater… -
Amid rising costs, zoos are more relevant than ever… 3rd February, 2026It will come as no surprise to anyone working in the zoo sector that Britain and Ireland’s beloved zoos are facing challenges amidst a… -
Blog: Supporting Otter Conservation at Colchester Zoological Society 30th January, 2026Rebecca Moore (Zoological Director, Colchester Zoological Society) describes the charity's role in taking a global approach on the conservation… -
Keepers Witness Birth of First Baby of 2026 at Safari Park 30th January, 2026A rare behind-the-scenes moment unfolded at West Midlands Safari Park as a giraffe gave birth to the Park’s first baby of 2026, with keepers there… -
New documentary charts UK’s bison revival and future ambitions 26th January, 2026An award-winning new documentary is telling the remarkable story of the European bison’s return from the brink of extinction - and how that recovery…