9. June 20189. June 2018

Marine Mammal Expert: Transport of Lolita would be a death sentence

published on cbc.ca on the 28th of May in 2018. | From: Chad Pawson & Chris Corday

Animal rights activists want to take possession of orca Lolita living at the Miami Seaquarium and transport her somewhere else. For the animal that would be the death sentence, according to marine mammal expert Andrew Trites.

» more

16. May 201815. May 2018

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

Loro Parque Fundación fights to protect species from extinction

Published on the YouTube channel of Mírame TV Canarias on 05/04/2018

This video is about the appointment of Javier Almunia as director of the Loro Parque Foundation, the last judgment on the orca Morgan, nine species saved by the Foundation and the Elasmocan projects to protect marine life in the waters of the Canary Islands.

» more

9. May 20188. May 2018

animal welfare, conservation, media-echo

Without zoos, many species would be extinct

Published on the Facebook page Zoos Saving Species on the 30th of April in 2018.

The project Zoos Saving Species shows in an infographic easy and comprehensible how successful zoos and aquariums have already been in the protection of species.

» more

Der Orca Keiko bezahlte das Scheitern des Auswilderungsversuchs mit seinem Leben.

25. April 201824. April 2018

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

M. Simmons – Release Is Not the Answer

Published on zoospensefull.com on 04/24/2018 | Author: Peter Giljam

Internationally recognized whale expert Mark Simmons explains why the panacea of release or placement in a sanctuary as alleged by zoo opponents can not be the answer.

» more

20. April 201819. April 2018

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

The suicide theory & Dolphinarium opponents … an infinite history of contradiction

Published on the Facebook page dolphinaria.truth on 19th April of 2018.

Again and again dolphinarium opponents dig, as in this case, the WDSF, the long refuted theory of suicide in dolphins, which is based on a fairy tale by Ric O’Barry.

» more

12. April 201811. April 2018

animal welfare, anti-zoo-initiatives, conservation, education, history, media-echo, research

Orca Morgan, the oblivious martyr?

Published on zoos.media on the 12th of April in 2018. | By: Robin de Vries in cooperation with Sander Gielen

There is often something to read in the media about the orca lady Morgan living in Loro Parque. This article deals in detail with the question how the animal is doing.

» more

30. March 201814. April 2018

animal welfare, conservation, education, media-echo, research

Why animals at the zoo do not live in captivity

Exclusive for zoos.media – 10.05.2017. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß

Are zoo animals essentially prisoners? This article deals with the question how true this term is of modern zoos at all and illuminates the background.

» more

29. March 20185. June 2018

animal welfare, conservation, education, media-echo

Zoos and aquariums improve the lives of animals

Published in the Vancouver Sun on 22.12.2016. Author: Robin Ganzert

The expert describes how humanely and scientifically managed zoos contribute to making animals better.

» more

20. January 201819. January 2018

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

Could animal rights organsiations and zoos/aquariums join forces?

Exclusive for zoos.media – 20th of Januar in 2018. Author: John Dineley, foreword: Philipp J. Kroiß

An article raised the question of whether zoos could not work with animal rights activists – a comment unmasked the error in the question.

» more

4. November 20175. November 2017

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

Keiko chose people, animal rights activists chose his death

Exclusive for zoos.media – 07.05.2017. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß

“At any price” was the agenda of the HSUS and its chief biologist Dr. Naomi Rose, as Mark Simmons explains: this agenda costed Keiko his life.

» more

12 ›