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24th May, 2022
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Amazona Zoo Celebrates Birth of Rare Tapir 23rd May, 2022One of Norfolk’s leading family attractions, Amazona Zoo in Cromer is delighted to announce the birth of a rare Brazilian Tapir. Head Keeper, Imogen…
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Vital research using elephant dung begins at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo 19th May, 2022ZSL Whipsnade Zoo’s Asian elephants are contributing to global conservation efforts - simply by producing a ready supply of fresh dung. …
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Blog: a bright future for Himalaya's wolves? 16th May, 2022Alex Ball, Wildgenes programme manager from The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) updates us on the conservation work with the Himalayan…
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Blog: do elephants have a place in zoos? 3rd May, 2022BIAZA’s CEO Dr Jo Judge reflects on the role of elephants in zoos and safari parks, animal welfare and how elephants are contributing to… -
Blog: do you want to work for a zoo or aquarium? 28th April, 2022Working for zoos and aquariums is a really popular career choice, but did you know there are hundreds of different types of jobs you could choose? BIAZA’s…
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Blog: Everyone needs nature – ensuring access to nature for people and nature’s wellbeing 20th April, 2022Emma Clarke, Policy and Information Coordinator at Wildlife and Countryside Link tells us about the importance of connecting people and nature and why… -
Blog: CÚRAM Sponges – from sponge slimes to medicines 28th March, 2022Dr Maria Marra, talks about the new Curam Sponge exhibit at Galway Atlantaquaria which is showcasing how the humble sponge is inspiring medical technology:…
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Supporting Ukraine’s Zoos 16th March, 2022The British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) stands with zoo colleagues in Ukraine and joins the global condemnation of Russia’s…