Posted on 25. July 201924. July 2019

Collision Course For The Virgin Holidays Sea

Published on behindthethrills.com the 22.07.2019. | By: Grey Stafford

In the article, whale expert Dr. Grey Stafford thoroughly deals with Virgin Holidays’ questionable decision against zoological institutions, engaging in animal-friendly husbandry and conservation.

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Posted on 24. July 2019

animal welfare / media-echo

Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum Düsseldorf: An unusual rescue mission

Published on the Facebook page of the Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum Düsseldorf the 27.06.2019.

Two alpine newts were caught in distress at the Taunus but have now found a new home at the Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum at the state capital Düsseldorf.

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Posted on 24. July 201925. July 2019

conservation / education / media-echo

Photographing animals for conservation

Exclusively for zoos.media – 22.07.2019. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß

Pierre de Chabannes has a passion for conservation and is one of the leading animal photographers worldwide. In the interview, he’s talking about a great project.

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Posted on 23. July 2019

conservation / media-echo

The Aachen EUREGIOZOO helps animals survive

Published on aachener-zeitung.de the 13.07.2019. | By: Manfred Kusch

“Without help from the Aachen Euregio-Zoo many of our penguins would be lost”, the expert on African penguins explains. The article explains the backgrounds.

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Posted on 23. July 2019

media-echo / research

Dolphins in dolphinariums live longer than their wild conspecifics

Published on openpr.de the 17.07.2019.

Our new press release covers recent research, which corroborates, that dolphins in dolphinariums live longer than their wild conspecifics.

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Posted on 23. July 2019

history / media-echo

London Zoo defends its late-night parties amid protests from animal activists

Published on cbsnews.com the 24.06.2019.

London Zoo invites visitors to the centre for research, education and protection of animals throughout the world, also in the evenings. Animal rights activists are protesting against this.

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Posted on 23. July 201922. July 2019

conservation / media-echo

Once Nearly Dead As The Dodo, California Condor Comeback Reaches 1,000 Chicks

Published on npr.org the 21.07.2019. | By: Scott Simon & Josh Axelrod

Without zoological institutions, the California condor would now be extinct. The 1.000th chick has been born at Oregon Zoo – a milestone.

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Posted on 22. July 2019

animal welfare / anti-zoo-initiatives / conservation / education / media-echo / research

Anti-Captivity Arguments Scientifically Debunked

Published on the blog of Loro Parque the 19.07.2019.

The debate about whale and dolphin husbandry in zoological facilities, like that of orcas and bottlenose dolphins, is constantly present – but what does science have to say to the animal rights industries typical arguments? An encyclopaedia illustrates it.

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Posted on 22. July 2019

education / history / media-echo

Coatis and raccoons are becoming extinct in zoos

Published on wz.de the 20.07.2019. | By: Holger Hintzen

Presumably there will soon no longer be coatis nor raccoons at Mönchengladbach Zoo – a mayor problem for education on invasive species.

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Posted on 15. July 2019

conservation / education / media-echo / research

Scientist explains why zoos are so important

Published on Dr. Jason Bruck’s Facebook page the 14.07.2019.

Dr. Jason Bruck, renowned scientist, explains why he supports responsible zoos and aquariums, that make important research for the conservation of animals, their species and their habitats, possible.

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