13. December 202112. December 2021

How Critically Endangered Kākāpō Survived Centuries Of Inbreeding

Published on forbes.com the 30.11.2021.

Many people think that inbreeding and species conservation are incompatible – history and science show otherwise, as can be observed in the case of the Kākāpō.

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28. January 2019

conservation, media-echo

How the Arabian oryx was brought back from extinction

Published on arabnews.com the 11.01.2018. | By: Jennifer Bell

The article describes how the Arabian oryx could be saved from extinction, also thanks to modern zoos – a wonderful success of species conservation.

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10. January 201910. January 2019

conservation, media-echo

Dolphin experts for IUCN guidelines

Published on tiergarten.nuernberg.de the 18.12.2018.

37 dolphin experts met at the Zoo Nuremberg to discuss if, when and how ex situ measures for endangered wales can be taken.

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23. December 2018

conservation, media-echo

Endangered arks: zoology and species conservation

Published on earlham.ac.uk the TT.MM.2018. | By: Hayley London

Are zoos powerful organisations for species conservation? The interview targets to answer this question and David Field finds ans answer worth reading.

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18. December 2018

history, media-echo

What does Arafat Abou-Chaker have to do with parrot breeding in Brandenburg?

Published on vice.com the 11.12.2018. | By: Matern Boeselager

The article shines light on the connections between the Association for the Conservation of Threatened Parrots (ACTP) and Arafat Abou-Chaker.

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