
Latest story :Blog: the unspoken heroes of our ecosystem - who love dung
28th July, 2025
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BIAZA responds to Prime Ministers Civil Society Speech 25th July, 2025BIAZA has joined seven other organisations to write to the UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, responding to his speech on civil society, and calling…
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Extremely rare brown hyenas arrive at Newquay Zoo for the first time 24th July, 2025Newquay Zoo has welcomed two of the world’s rarest carnivores – a young pair of endangered brown hyenas – making it the only zoo in…
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Cancer is extremely rare in turtles and tortoises, finds a new study 23rd July, 2025A new study, led by experts at the University of Nottingham with species from Chester Zoo, provides the strongest evidence to date that cancer is extremely…
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Congratulating Andrew Mooney - winner of BIAZA's Rising Star Award 2025! 23rd July, 2025Dr Andrew Mooney, Senior Conservation and Science Officer at Dublin Zoo, received the coveted Rising Star Award from BIAZA. This top individual…
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New art installation brings the superpowers of dragonflies to WWT Washington 23rd July, 2025(Left) A close up of the metal art before installation © WWT/Gill Pipes / (centre) The art sculpture ready for installation at WWT Washington's reservoir…
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Blog: Is That a Baboon in St James’s Park? My week with THE HERDS 22nd July, 2025Puppeteer and story-teller Katie Overstall tells BIAZA about the unique way they told the story of the climate crisis. Hooves shuffle on the…
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ZSEA and Wensum Trust Unveil Groundbreaking ‘Zoo School’ Model at National BIAZA Conference 22nd July, 2025Conservation charity ZSEA and local Norfolk school Kinsale Junior School at the heart of a nationally significant conservation education breakthrough.…
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Malagasy conservationist meets namesake lemur after travelling to the UK to celebrate 20 years of fighting deforestation 14th July, 2025This is the moment a Malagasy conservationist met the little lemur who shares her name. A team of conservationists from Madagasikara Voakajy (MV)…