Published on cetaceanlifestyle.com in February of 2023. | By: Robin De Vries
What does the future of belugas look like in Europe? The article takes a closer look at the husbandry in the famous and renowned Oceanogràfic València.
Chester Zoo has made history by becoming the first to breed the rare Coquerel’s sifaka. It is a great success in the conservation and rescue of the species.
Three years after the devastating fire in Krefeld Zoo‘s ape house, the city’s council has released the first contribution of 13,3 million euros for the planned conservation centre Ape Park.
The German Society for Herpetology and Herpetoculture (DGHT) has been arguing against positive lists for pet owners on the basis of facts and science for many years. Accordingly, it is also against Minister Özdemir‘s proposal on the matter.
Mauremys annamensis is considered to be Vietnam’s rarest turtle species. Cologne Zoo is now focusing its conservation efforts on the species to save it.
The organisation finds clear words and speaks about relevant facts against positive lists for pet species, as recently proposed by Germany’s Minister of Agriculture Cem Özdemir.
Prof Dr Thomas Ziegler speaks with Dr Jörn Köhler about the One Plan Approach, modern zoos, and, of course, the implementation of conservation projects.
Published on the Facebook page of Krefeld Zoo the 02.02.2023.
The hyacinth macaws at Krefeld Zoo have had offspring again. The young bird is developing splendidly and will soon move into Aralandia at Wuppertal Green Zoo.
