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Pro Wildlife makes up horror statistics

26. March 201924. March 2019

Published on taz.de the 02.12.2007. | By: Heiko Werning Allegedly more than 700 accidents with poisonous animals in Germany each year – at least according to Pro Wildlife. The article proves that this figure is absolutely unrealistic and inaccurate. » more

Photographic identification of Cnemaspis psychedelica: A useful tool to improve the regulation of international wildlife trade

15. June 202113. June 2021

conservation, media-echo

Published on herpconbio.org the 21.12.2020. | By: Laurenz R. Gewiss, Hai N. Ngo, Mona van Schingen-Khan, Khoi V. Nguyen, Truong Q. Nguyen, Anna Rauhaus and Thomas Ziegler It is also thanks to Cologne Zoo that a new study has been conducted, which shall help to protect the psychedelic rock gecko by curbing international wildlife trade. […]

Zurich Zoo: Wildlife Conservancy Project Lewa

29. June 2020

conservation, media-echo

Published on the YouTube channel of Zurich Zoo the 02.01.2020. In this video, Zurich Zoo introduces its new wildlife conservancy project Lewa, which is connected to the Lewa-Savannah facility. » to the full video

Cambodia’s first-ever aquarium opens in Siem Reap province

28. November 202227. November 2022

conservation, history, media-echo

Published on khmertimeskh.com the 02.11.2022. | By: Yim Sreylin Cambodia’s first-ever aquarium has opened in Siem Reap province. The concept of the Angkor Wildlife and Aquarium focuses on endangered native species. » to the full article

Everything You’ve Heard About Ticks Is Probably a Myth

9. July 20227. July 2022

education, media-echo, research

Published on news.wttw.com the 28.06.2022. | By: Patty Wetli Kim Fake, wildlife research coordinator at Lincoln Park Zoo, debunks several myths about ticks on the basis of research conducted by the zoo. » to the full article

PETA campaigns against research project ZOWIAC

29. May 202227. May 2022

media-echo, research

Published on the Facebook page “Peta – Nein Danke” the 17.05.2022. The radical animal rights organisation PETA has taken a stand against a research project on the zoonotic and wildlife ecology effects of invasive carnivores. » to the full post

Marwell Wildlife tropical animal house heated by ‘zoo poo’

9. November 2021

history, media-echo

Published on bbc.com the 28.10.2021. Marwell Zoo has embarked on a pioneering project: instead of just throwing away animal droppings, the zoo is now using them to heat its buildings.

Good Business is Good for Conservation: Planning Zoo Collections for Visitor Attendance and Wildlife Conservation

1. October 202130. September 2021

education, media-echo

Published on zooadvisors.com the 12.08.2021. | By: Dr. Andrew Mooney Zoos and aquariums are sometimes reproached for making money. Actually, the money earned is very good for conservation around the world. » zum ganzen Artikel

Wildlife trade threats: The importance of genetic data in saving an endangered species

20. September 202020. September 2020

conservation, media-echo

Published on blog.pensoft.net the 14.09.2020. Illegal wildlife trade is a major problem for conservation. The article describes the importance of genetic data in saving an endangered species.

Wildlife World Zoo: Zoos Offer a Valuable Service

14. June 2020

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

Published on protecttheharvest.com the 10.06.2020. At the Wildlife World Zoo, zoo expert Dr. Grey Stafford explains that modern zoos make very important contributions. » to the full video