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7th December, 2021
Photographer Alfie Bowen shares with BIAZA the incredible story of how spending time at Africa Alive! And Banham Zoo helped him during the darkest times.…
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Blog: Building Back Beaver - Why the hype about beavers? 24th November, 2021The Beaver Trust's Dr Roisin Campbell-Palmer reflects of the success of beaver reintroductions, the role of zoos in that success and asks what… -
Blog: Taking the lead on social media 18th November, 2021Members of BIAZA’s Social Media Task Force, Harry Cooke and Cameron Whitnall calls on the zoo sector to lead the way across social media platforms… -
Blog: What, if anything, did COP26 achieve? 16th November, 2021Simon Dowell, Science Director at Chester Zoo, reflects on the outcomes of COP26 and what it means for zoos and aquariums. The eyes of the world… -
Blog: Conservation, Crises and COPs - strong leadership in challenging times 12th November, 2021Jon Taylor, Director of Save the Rhino, writes for BIAZA reflecting on the leadership of conservationists in the most challenging of the times... … -
Blog: BIAZA signs up as a supporter to the new UK Soy Manifesto 9th November, 2021‘Pledge means UK signatories commit to purchasing soy that is deforestation free, protecting forests and valuable native wildlife ‘. Chester… -
Blog: 4 ways to lower your carbon footprint 1st November, 2021Dr Duncan East, Head of Sustainability at Marwell Wildlife provides useful tips everyone can follow for reducing your carbon footprint With COP26 just… -
Blog: COP26 – What is it and what does it mean for zoos and aquariums?? 27th October, 2021Wondering where to start with COP26? Nicky Needham, Senior Manager at BIAZA explains all... It feels as though we’ve been talking about COP26 for… -
Blog: Pound signs in your eyes? Why that’s not appropriate for measuring conservation impact. 19th October, 2021Recent criticism that zoos can’t claim to be effective conservation organisations, because the reported amounts of money spent in the field are…
