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25th February, 2022
At Chester Zoo a new stage of research has begun in the race to tackle Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus (EEHV), a highly potent disease that threatens…
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Blog: old elephants and new lessons 23rd February, 2022Jon Merrington, Head of Safari at Longleat, gives us an insight into the important care Longleat’s elephant, Anne receives and how this might improve… -
Winner of Winners award for Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm 23rd February, 2022Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm is proud to win three prestigious awards in this year’s Bristol, Bath and Somerset Tourism Awards. The zoo won Gold for… -
Blog: Interview with Kirsten Warren new director of Knowsley Safari 21st February, 2022What motivates someone to run a safari park? Get to know Kirsten Warren, Safari Director, Knowsley Safari…. Can you tell us a bit about yourself… -
Blog: data is key to elephant welfare 21st February, 2022University of Nottingham’s Dr Jess Rendle and Dr Lisa Yon describe their new app for monitoring elephants and why they think it will lead to the… -
The International Centre for Birds of Prey’s Newent based centre to close to the public 18th February, 2022After nearly 55 years of sharing their birds with the public, the International Centre for Birds of Prey’s location in Newent, Gloucestershire is… -
Bristol Zoo Gardens announces its closure date 15th February, 2022Bristol Zoo Gardens is planning a series of special celebration events ahead of its closure to the public on September 3 2022. They will include days… -
Blog: Generation Wild - Inspiring the next generation of nature lovers 11th February, 2022Mark Stead, National Learning Manager, Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust tells us about Generation Wild, an exciting project connecting whole families with… -
Joy as first baby aardvark is born at Chester Zoo 11th February, 2022An adorable aardvark has been born at Chester Zoo for the first time in the charity’s 90-year history. Conservationists at the zoo were “overjoyed”…
