Published on cheshire-live.co.uk the 06.05.2022. | By: Gary Porter The Born Free Foundation (BFF) is calling for a ban on housing elephants in zoos and is disinforming the public in the process, as Chester Zoo clarifies here.
Published on marketingweek.com in the year 2021. Making millions in times of a pandemic – impossible? Not for Chester Zoo, which has now received a reward for this unique achievement. » to the full article
Published on jzar.org the 31.07.2021. | By: Tom Smart, Greg Counsell & Rupert Quinnell How immersive is a zoo exhibit? This question is not only important for aesthetic reasons; it also has an impact on visitor behaviour and learning.
Published on chesterstandard.co.uk the 25.09.2020. | By: Mark Dowling The world famous Chester Zoo could be at risk, if the restrictions due to the Covid-19 lockdown are tightened further. » to the full article
Published on the Twitter account of the Chester Zoo the 09.06.2020. Chester Zoo has every reason to celebrate its latest success and thanks its community for the support, because it seems the zoo is saved: it will be able to reopen and that very soon. » to the full Twitter thread
Published on the Twitter account of Chester Zoo the 03.06.2020. In Britain zoos remain closed until further notice – now Chester Zoo is publicly calling for help. » read the full contribution
Published on express.co.uk the 15.11.2020. | By: David Williamson In Britain, many zoos and aquariums are facing closure as bureaucracy blocks urgently needed emergency funds to make up for the losses. » to the full article
Exclusive for zoos.media – 19.03.2017. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß There is much talk about animal ethics, but little is known. So the article discusses animals in zoos in the context of current ethical discussion.
Exclusive for zoos.media – 01.07.2017. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß ZEIT journalist Saskia Gerhard shows in her comments an anti-zoo attitude, which however, unbelievably, she supports with lies and disinformation.
Published on bbc.com the 03.02.2022. | By: Victoria Gill Could a vaccine stop the deadly EEHV? Together with the University of Surrey, Chester Zoo is starting the vaccine trial that could save many lives. » to the full article
