10. July 20239. July 2023

Dogs kill wildlife

Published on weserreport.de the 12.06.2023. | By: Martin Bollmann

Ignoring the obligation to keep dogs on a leash paired with poor training often results in free-roaming dogs. For wild animals, this often does not end well. Yet it could easily be avoided.

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9. July 20239. July 2023

conservation, media-echo

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

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.

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8. July 20236. July 2023

conservation, media-echo

Rare hazel dormice reintroduced into the National Forest

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.

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7. July 20235. July 2023

anti-zoo-initiatives, education, media-echo

Center for Environment and Welfare: World Animal Protection

published on the YouTube channel of the Center for Environment and Welfare the 01.06.2023.

The animal rights organisation World Animal Protection keeps drawing attention to itself with lie-based campaigns – also against zoos. This video unmasks the radical and populist organisation.

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6. July 20236. July 2023

anti-zoo-initiatives, media-echo

Pete Davidson’s expletive-filled PETA rant leads rival organization to launch billboard biting back

Published on foxnews.com the 07.06.2023. | By: Lauryn Overhultz & Caroline Thayer

All of a sudden, a huge billboard lit up in New York City’s Times Square educating about PETA. A dispute between PETA & Pete Davidson had preceded it.

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6. July 20235. July 2023

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

truth4toki: Scandal involving Miami’s Mayor

Published on truth4toki’s Instagram account the 18.06.2023.

About a year ago, experts met with Daniella Levine Cava, the current mayor of Miami, and explained the situation to her. Despite agreeing with their arguments against moving Lolita to a net cage, she is now supporting the plans of Miami Seaquarium and animal rights activists.

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5. July 20235. July 2023

conservation, media-echo

Captive breeding helps endangered Iberian lynx population hit record

Published on reuters.com the 19.05.2023. | By: David Latona, Aislinn Laing & Alison Williams

20 years ago, there were only 100 Iberian lynx left. It is thanks to the commitment and breeding in modern zoos that today there are over 1,600 of them.

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30. June 202329. June 2023

conservation, history, media-echo

Wuppertal Green Zoo: First love in Aralandia

Published on the Facebook page of Wuppertal Green Zoo the 31.05.2023. | By: Claudia Philipp

A female from Nuremberg and a male from Berlin have found one another in Wuppertal Green Zoo. As a couple, they will now contribute to the European Ex-Situ Programme (EEP) for hyacinth macaws.

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29. June 202329. June 2023

animal welfare, education, media-echo, research

Animal testing in zoos: Are polar bears stressed?

Published on the YouTube channel “Tierversuche verstehen” the 01.06.2023.

This example of Nuremberg Zoo shows how modern zoos conduct research on the animals. Thus, animal testing also occurs in zoos – and it is very, very important.

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29. June 2023

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

The Tale of Chimpanzee Vanilla

Exclusively for zoos.media – 06/29/2023. Author: Philipp J. Kroiss

It’s sometimes kind of frightening how naive some media are. They probably believe every fairy tale by the animal rights industry. Especially concerning the chimpanzee Vanilla, however, it would not have been so challenging to find out the truth.

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