Latest story :Conservationists sound alarm as one of world’s largest frogs becomes virtually extinct
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Critically Endangered wildcats now call the Cairngorms National Park home 17th October, 2023The first round of wildcat releases in Scotland has been completed by Saving Wildcats, led by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) in partnership…
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Noah’s Ark celebrates "Aww-some" news 16th October, 2023Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm, a zoo and conservation charity based in North Somerset, is thrilled to announce an autumnal baby boom, with the arrival of…
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Flamingo Land Resort launches Zoo TV 14th October, 2023Flamingo Land Resort is proud to announce the launch of ‘Zoo TV from Flamingo Land’, a brand new YouTube channel dedicated to showcasing the…
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Zoos and aquariums applauded for saving species from extinction by the IUCN 12th October, 2023The IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) has acclaimed the conservation work of a zoos and aquariums in an unprecedented statement of…
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A further eighteen pygmy hogs return to their historical home in Manas National Park 12th October, 2023Eighteen captive-bred pygmy hogs have been released in the sprawling Manas National Park of Assam, India, by the Pygmy Hog Conservation Programme (PHCP).…
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22 zoo & aquarium projects shortlisted for the Great British Wildlife Restoration 6th October, 2023British native species are receiving a boost through conservation projects undertaken by British zoos and aquariums, 22 of these conservation projects…
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Superhero oysters land on new conservation reef 5th October, 2023A newly created reef, the size of a football pitch, became home to 10,000 European native oysters on 2 October - marking a landmark moment in the…
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Blog: is there a need for policy and guidelines on developing technologies for animals in zoos and aquariums? 3rd October, 2023Dr Ilyena Hirskyj-Douglas, lecturer at University of Glasgow, on the use of technology in zoo animal research, enrichment and welfare, and the guidance…