Latest story :The Bug Issue
18th November, 2019
A new conservation campaign led by the BIAZA Terrestrial Invertebrate Working Group (TIWG) will focus on conserving some of the most endangered native…
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BIAZA Awards and Photography Competition 2020 23rd October, 2019Information on the BIAZA 2020 Awards and Photography competition. -
Change at the top 1st October, 2019BIAZA has welcomed a new CEO and new Chair of Council to the Association, as the charity works towards a new ten-year strategy. -
BIAZA zoos’ biggest wildlife reintroduction project celebrates five years of success 30th September, 2019Two Extinct-in-the-Wild Partula snail species returned to the wild for first time in 25 years -
Young storks take flight 20th August, 2019A group of 24 juvenile white storks have been released at the Knepp rewilding project in West Sussex as part of an initiative to restore the species to… -
Letter to BA Holidays 7th August, 2019Below is our letter to BA Holidays regarding their intention to stop selling packages to attractions where animals play a central role. Despite this and… -
BIAZA Research Conference 2019 10th July, 2019An update on the 21st BIAZA Research Conference held at Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn Bay. -
Rhinos reach Rwanda 25th June, 2019Thanks to a major global collaboration involving Chester Zoo, Flamingo Land, Safari Park Dvůr Králové, Ree Park Safari, EAZA, the Rwanda Development… -
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Thousands of snails return to the wild 13th June, 2019The greater Bermuda land snail was considered extinct until a small number were rediscovered in 2014. Now, zookeepers are taking 4,000 snails home.
