The reintroduction programme for scimitar-horned oryxes, addaxes, and dama gazelles in Abu Dhabi is the world’s largest mammal reintroduction programme – and it is successful! Of course, zoos are part of it.
Published on the YouTube channel of the Oceanogràfic Valencia the 25.05.2022.
The first Global Meeting of Conservation Translocation Practitioners took place at the Oceanogràfic Valencia. Here, the experts exchanged ideas and introduced projects.
Published on tierwelt.ch the 14.04.2022. | By: Florian Böhlen
The northern bald ibis is highly endangered. Zoo Vienna is committed to taking care of these animals and is releasing more and more animals raised in the zoo into the wild.
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) was able to release 35 specimens of the critically endangered Cantor’s giant softshell turtle into the wild as part of its programme in Cambodia.
Published on the Facebook page of the EAZA the 25.02.2022.
Vietnam pheasants, which have been extinct in the wild since 2000, can now set out on their journey back to nature thanks to conservation breeding in zoos.
Published on tierwelt.ch the 04.03.2022. | By: Géraldine Wälchli
News about Olmoti: The rhino born in Zurich Zoo in 2014 was released into the wild in the Akagera National Park, and it looks like he has settled in quite well.
Published on telegraphindia.com the 19.01.2022. | By: Vivek Chhetri
After a 17-year break, the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, also known as the Darjeeling Zoo, released several zoo-born red pandas into the wild.
