12. February 201914. February 2019

animal welfare, anti-zoo-initiatives, education, media-echo

After manipulation: Speculations on the orca baby’s health end

Exclusive for zoos.media – 31.01.2018. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß

Radical animal rights activists had spread impudent lies and misjudgements online, on the health of orca baby Ula at Loro Parque. The article informs on the backgrounds and explains how Morgans daughter is really doing.

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8. February 2019

conservation, history, media-echo

“Beggars belief”: More endangered parrots exported from Australia

Published on theguardian.com the 05.02.2019. | By: Lisa Cox and Philip Oltermann

The politician Warren Entsch demands investigation after the transport of endangered parrots to the ACTP station in Germany.

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8. February 20198. February 2019

animal welfare, media-echo

Loro Parque shares an update on Ula, debunks extremist claims

Published on petlife.media the 30.01.2019. | By: Jenna Deedy

Radical animal rights extremists had developed outrageous theories about the orca baby Ula at Loro Parque, due to some apparently manipulated photographs. The article takes a look at the facts.

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29. January 2019

history, media-echo

Auckland Zoo’s new director Kevin Buley defends the role of zoos

Pubished on nzherald.co.nz the 26.01.2019. | By: Kim Knight

Auckland Zoo´s new director defends the role of zoos and explains, that there is a lack in the understanding of what a good zoo is.

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29. January 2019

animal welfare, history, media-echo

How are National Zoo animals doing during shutdown?

Published on wtop.com the 23.01.2019. | By: Michelle Basch

Also the National Zoo has practically been paralysed by the shutdown in the USA. Though the animals are being cared for, it is definitely leaving an impact.

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28. January 2019

conservation, media-echo

The Mexican wolf gets another chance

Published on the Facebook page “The Living Desert” the 17.01.2019.

35 years ago there were no more Mexican wolves left in the wild. Thanks to the important commitment of zoos there are once again more than 140.

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28. January 2019

conservation, media-echo

How the Arabian oryx was brought back from extinction

Published on arabnews.com the 11.01.2018. | By: Jennifer Bell

The article describes how the Arabian oryx could be saved from extinction, also thanks to modern zoos – a wonderful success of species conservation.

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28. January 2019

history, media-echo

Poema del Mar: One of Gran Canaria´s highlights

Published on greedygourmet.com the 08.12.2018.

Greedy gourmet describes a visit to the aquarium Poema del Mar in Gran Canaria very positively. The aquarium is said to be one of the best places to visit on the island.

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27. January 2019

anti-zoo-initiatives, media-echo

Extremism at Home: PETA Declares War

Published on jewishworldreview.com the 10.01.2005. | By: Lewis A. Fein

“Science is about inquiry, theories, research, ethics and simple standards of right versus wrong. PETA mistakes science for heresy – and will condemn the other side”, the author writes in this recommendable article.

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25. January 201925. January 2019

animal welfare, anti-zoo-initiatives, media-echo

Michael Altenhenne disinforms about Loro Parque

Exclusive for zoos.media – 14.01.2019. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß

The „Deutsche Welle“ correspondent Michael Altenhenne has been disinforming about Loro Parque for some time. The article uncovers some important backgrounds.

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