
Latest story :Celebrating Autism Awareness: Making Project Carnivora Accessible for All at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm
4th April, 2025
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Autism Acceptance: Silent Flyers 3rd April, 2025Next in our series of World Autism Acceptance Campaign blogs, Chris Eley, Head of Conservation Education and Engagement at Hertfordshire Zoo, on the major…
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Autism Acceptance Blog: Emmanuel’s journey with us 2nd April, 2025For the World Autism Acceptance Campaign, Emma Whitbread, Community Engagement Programme Lead at London Zoo, shares one volunteer's story:…
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Autism Acceptance Blog: Ewan’s Journey at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve 1st April, 2025Next in our series of World Autism Acceptance Blogs, Ewan shares his story: In 2021, I visited Watatunga for a tour, and I was immediately captivated…
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Autism Acceptance Blog: Louise Jakobsen, Browse Management Officer at London Zoo. 31st March, 2025To begin our World Autism Acceptance Campaign for 2025, Louise Jakobson (Browse Management Officer at London Zoo, and Chair of the BIAZA…
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Once thought lost, a rare snail returns 28th March, 2025A rare species of Polynesian tree snail once declared Extinct in the Wild has officially been downlisted, thanks to a decades-long conservation programme…
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Native pollinator trail at Battersea Park Children's Zoo 28th March, 2025Battersea Park Children’s Zoo has been awarded a grant from the London Beekeepers Association Pollinator Fund (LBKA)! The zoo has extended…
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A United Effort for Ireland’s Native Wildlife 26th March, 2025Dublin Zoo and NPWS Sign Landmark Memorandum of Understanding to Advance Native Species Conservation Efforts. Dublin Zoo and the National Parks and Wildlife…
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Announcing new guidance: the National Seal Release Protocol 24th March, 2025BIAZA is pleased to release the National Seal Release Protocol – a collaboration with British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR), Cornish Seal Sanctuary,…