Latest story :Blog: Why BIAZA is illuminating the world of ‘Creatures Unseen’
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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…
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Blog: is there a need for policy and guidelines on developing technologies for animals in zoos and aquariums? 3rd October, 2023Dr Ilyena Hirskyj-Douglas, lecturer at University of Glasgow, on the use of technology in zoo animal research, enrichment and welfare, and the guidance…
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Blog: The state of UK nature is a disgrace, but there is hope 28th September, 2023The State of Nature report shows UK nature is at risk, and we have a responsibility to fix it says BIAZA’s Andy Hall… Today the 2023…
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Blog: Autism, accessibility, and Zoos 4th September, 2023Laur Elizabeth Charleston, Instructor at Reaseheath College, on Autism Awareness, and the ways zoos can become more inclusive and accessible: The…
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Setting the Standard - BIAZA Chair, Jamie Christon 31st August, 2023It was way back in May 2021 that the Government published its flagship Action Plan for Animal Welfare, including the Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill.…
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Blog: Becoming a Sighted Guide at The Deep 22nd August, 2023Lynsey King, Guide at The Deep, on learning about the blind and partially sighted experience with Guide Dogs UK: Deep is a visual…
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Blog: Who gives a hoot about sound in the zoo? 15th August, 2023The BIAZA Sound Focus Group, part of the Research Committee, on this often overlooked area of zoo study: Sound is one of the least studied aspects of…
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Blog: Government must deliver for elephants abused for tourists 12th August, 2023BIAZA’s Andy Hall writes this World Elephant Day about the need for Governments to work together for the sake of elephants… …