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Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust reveals major new Scottish rewilding project 30th October, 2023A 18,500-acre estate in Perthshire is set to be the home of a 100-year rewilding project managed by the international charity established by renowned…
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Blog: Tropical World and zookeeping for nocturnal life 27th October, 2023On our final day of BIAZA Creatures Unseen, Abigail Hardwick introduces Tropical World, Leeds, and their nocturnal creatures... Night-time is when…
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Blog: Save our hedgehogs - working in a specialist wildlife hospital 27th October, 2023We're returning home to native wildlife in our final Creatures Unseen blog instalment, by Lucy Hodges from the SWCC Hedgehog Hospital...…
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Blog: The mighty mouse 26th October, 2023Peter Watson, Lead Keeper at Chester Zoo, on the importance of the littler mammals... As a child I was lucky to grow up within easy reach of…
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Blog: Hot mammals and the cold reality of arboreal nocturnal surveys - a researcher’s perspective 26th October, 2023For Creatures Unseen week, Trevor Hughes, Wildlife Researcher at The Margay Project, on field conservation for nocturnal species... Tonight, I am struggling…
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Bats come home to roost at Whipsnade Zoo 26th October, 2023Alongside its rhinos and elephants, Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire is home to many wild UK native species, including British bats, making the 600-acre…
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Blog: Recognition for the little fish! 25th October, 2023Today for BIAZA Creatures Unseen, we're diving into the aquatic world as Rachel Gordon, St Andrews Aquarium, on some of the fish many visitors…
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Blog: The new slow lorises 25th October, 2023Professor Anna Nekaris (Director, Little Fireface project), who dedicates her time to the preservation of slow lorises, on the revelations of her research,…