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National Zoo: Bei Bei’s Famous Falls

19. October 202216. October 2022

Published on the YouTube channel of the Smithsonian’s National Zoo the 13.04.2022. Calling the giant panda Bei Bei a good climber would be very flattering to him – at least during his learning phase. A video from the National Zoo illustrates this. » to the full video

National Zoo Celebrates 50 Years of Giant Panda Conservation

26. April 202226. April 2022

conservation, history, media-echo

Published on vocal.media the 15.04.2022. | By: Jenna Deedy In Washington D. C., giant pandas have been true icons since the 1970s – thanks to the National Zoo, which is dedicated to their conservation. » to the full article

How are National Zoo animals doing during shutdown?

29. January 2019

animal welfare, history, media-echo

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. » more

San Antonio Zoo receives national award for successfully breeding endangered psychedelic rock gecko

13. January 202315. January 2023

conservation, media-echo

Published on ksat.com the 28.12.2022. | By: Julie Moreno San Antonio Zoo has received a national award for successfully breeding the psychedelic rock gecko. The species is very endangered.

Cologne Zoo: Co-Founder of the international conservation network “Reverse the Red”

23. September 202123. September 2021

conservation, media-echo

Published on Cologne Zoo’s Facebook page the 07.09.2021. Cologne Zoo‘s director, Prof. Theo B. Pagel, attended the summit of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) in Marseille (France), where he co-founded “Reverse the Red”. » to the full post

National Aquarium “denounces” cetaceans in professional care

20. July 202318. July 2023

animal welfare, media-echo

Published on the Instagram account “_marine_malone” the 27.06.2023. In his post, the dolphin trainer analyses a statement from the National Aquarium in Baltimore about its dolphin sanctuary. He finds excellent and clear words for the NA’s approach. » to the full post

Historic milestone reached as critically endangered wildcats released into the Cairngorms National Park

9. July 20239. July 2023

conservation, media-echo

Published on rzss.org.uk the 15.06.2023. The “Highland Tiger” is critically endangered. Together with its project partners, the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has now been able to release 22 of these special wildcats.

Rare hazel dormice reintroduced into the National Forest

8. July 20236. July 2023

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Published on paigntonzoo.org.uk the 16.06.2023. 38 endangered hazel dormice could be reintroduced thanks to Paignton Zoo and its project partners. They make up a total of over 1,000 reintroduced mice. » to the full video

“Dolphin Sanctuary”: How National Aquarium demasks itself

27. June 20232. July 2023

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

Exclusively for zoos.media – 06/27/2023. Author: Philipp J. Kroiss The new statement of the National Aquarium in Baltimore concerning their dolphin sanctuary, which is a nice name for some net cages, exposes an inhumane and ignorant agenda.

Luis Castillo: The herpetologist who is trying to save two frog species that live in Junín National Reserve

28. December 202228. December 2022

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Published on mongabay.com the 28.11.2022. | By: Yvette Sierra Praeli Together with Denver Zoo, the herpetologist Luis Castillo is working to save the Lake Junin giant frog and the Amable Maria frog. The article looks at the conservationist’s important work. » to the full article