Latest story :Conservation project finds thousands of animals living alongside its innovative oyster nurseries
5th August, 2022
The Wild Oysters Project is celebrating a win for wildlife this World Oyster Day (5 August) after finding over 27,000 marine animals living among their…
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Arrival of critically endangered Sumatran tiger at Chester Zoo gives new hope to preservation of species 4th August, 2022Conservationists at Chester Zoo have welcomed a special new arrival – a critically endangered tiger, named Dash. The three-year-old big cat –… -
Belfast Zoo welcomes endangered giraffe calf to the herd 2nd August, 2022An endangered Rothschild’s giraffe was born at Belfast Zoo on Sunday 24 July 2022. Proud mum, Casey, laboured for two hours and gave birth naturally… -
Blog: The Wilder Blean Project - the historic UK Bison release 29th July, 2022Early in the morning of the predicted hottest day of the year, Monday July 18 2022, with an audience of both national and international press, three European… -
Blog: Spotted on Site! How zoos and aquariums are supporting native species 26th July, 2022BIAZA’s Senior Manager, Nicky Needham, writes about the innovative campaign to document the native species observed across sites at BIAZA zoos and… -
Louise Jakobsen: How I became a Zookeeper - BIAZA Mini Blog 22nd July, 2022Louise Jakobsen, Senior Keeper & Browse Management Coordinator, ZSL London Zoo I was rather naive as a child, or perhaps not well-informed. I had… -
Tor Bay’s seagrass mooring buoys receive Royal attention 20th July, 2022Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall visited Torquay’s historic Torre Abbey on Wednesday 20 July and learnt about Tor… -
Rare Meller’s ducks hatch at Washington Wetland Centre 19th July, 2022A duck on the verge of becoming critically endangered has successfully bred at a Wearside wetland reserve. Four Meller’s ducklings –… -
Gemma Romanis: How I became a Zookeeper – BIAZA mini blog 19th July, 2022Gemma Romanis – Head Keeper Drusillas Park, East Sussex Many people often say what a lovely job I have and how lucky I am. I agree I’m fortunate…
