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26th October, 2023-
Blog: Hot mammals and the cold reality of arboreal nocturnal surveys - a researcher’s perspective 26th October, 2023For Creatures Unseen week, Trevor Hughes, Wildlife Researcher at The Margay Project, on field conservation for nocturnal species... Tonight, I am struggling…
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Blog: Recognition for the little fish! 25th October, 2023Today for BIAZA Creatures Unseen, we're diving into the aquatic world as Rachel Gordon, St Andrews Aquarium, on some of the fish many visitors…
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Blog: The new slow lorises 25th October, 2023Professor Anna Nekaris (Director, Little Fireface project), who dedicates her time to the preservation of slow lorises, on the revelations of her research,…
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Blog: Meet the cloud rats! 24th October, 2023Continuing our Creatures Unseen blogs, Sophie Sharman Frost from Moulton College, on their nocturnal inhabitants and how they support education...…
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Blog: How can such a mega bat go so unseen? 24th October, 2023With only three zoos housing these huge and rare bats, Lucy Edwards (Northumberland Zoo) writes about the unique daytime fruit bat for BIAZA Creatures…
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Blog: Civets, consumers, and conservation: could zoos disrupt civet coffee consumer demand? 23rd October, 2023“What are civets?” This is the question that so frequently follows the answer to the first question: “what is your PhD research about?”…
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Blog: Why BIAZA is illuminating the world of ‘Creatures Unseen’ 23rd October, 2023When the sun goes down, the world is theirs. Nocturnal species dominate half the Earth’s daily cycle – and yet remain hidden and relatively…
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Blog: walk on the wild side of black history – the impact of diversity in conservation 19th October, 2023Marcus Merriman, Learning Officer at Whipsnade Zoo, on his role, background, and the importance of diversity in the conservation sector... Black history…