Latest story :BIAZA Blog: a look back at 2024
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23 native species conservation shortlisted for the Great British Wildlife Restoration 11th November, 2024Great British nature is in trouble. From polluted waterways to the threat of invasive species, Britain is one of the most nature depleted countries in…
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Putting nature at the heart of communities 30th October, 2024New report reveals the deep-rooted role of zoos and aquariums in communities across Britain. Access to nature, sustainability leadership,…
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Why is BIAZA running Fat Bear Week? 28th October, 2024Fat Bear Week, conceived to highlight the seasonal changes of bears in Alaska's Katmai National Park, has run for ten years and in that time become…
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A One Plan Approach to Species Data: Species360 Ex situ species holdings now on the IUCN Red List 25th September, 2024Global nonprofit, Species360 announced today that key species population data from its Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS) has been added…
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'Superwoman' Lynn Whitnall Receives Zoo and Aquarium Hero Award 11th September, 2024Hertfordshire’s very own marathon ‘superwoman’ Lynn Whitnall has been recognised as a local hero and an inspiration to many, receiving…
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BIAZA globally recognised for animal welfare 28th August, 2024BIAZA, the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums, has been recognised for reaching a global animal welfare target. WAZA (the World Association…
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BIAZA calls for native species projects for Great British Wildlife Restoration 26th July, 2024The Great British Wildlife Restoration Awards by the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) is looking for Britain’s best zoo/aquarium…
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BIAZA Photo Competition 2024 - the winners! 11th July, 2024New stunning wildlife photography reveals world of zoos and aquariums. A kookaburra in flight, a stealthy maned wolf on the prowl – new stunning…