Latest story :Bristol Zoo Garden’s longest serving keeper retires
20th January, 2020
The longest serving keeper at Bristol Zoo Gardens is retiring – after 45 years.
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Animal ambulance arrives in Uganda 17th January, 2020Drive 4 Wildlife raised over £50,000 to support the Ugandan Wildlife Education and Conservation Centre in their anti-poaching and animal rescue efforts. -
Baby bongo at Belfast Zoo 17th January, 2020Belfast Zoo are celebrating the birth of a new eastern bongo. -
Blackpool Zoo to raise funds for Australian wildlife crisis 16th January, 2020Blackpool Zoo will mark Australia Day on Sunday 26 January by raising funds to support the millions of animals affected by the country’s devastating… -
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First of its kind zoos and aquariums pact calls for an end to illegal wildlife trade 10th September, 2018British and Irish zoos, aquariums, wildlife crime agencies and the UK Government have joined forces in a major new collaboration to stop the illegal wildlife… -
BIAZA Position Statement on the Illegal Wildlife Trade 7th September, 2018The illegal trade in wildlife and wildlife products is having an increasingly devastating impact on biodiversity worldwide, being the major threat of… -
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As the State of Nature prepares to release its 2016 report that warns Britain’s wildlife is facing a “crisis” with more than 120 species at risk…
