Posted on 10. July 20227. July 2022

Rare Breed: Zoo Welcomes Four Antelope So Rare Less Than 100 Still Alive In Wild

Published on zenger.news the 24.06.2022. | By: Joseph Golder

Four antelopes have arrived at the Bioparc Valencia which are so rare that less than 100 animals are still alive in the wild: East African Bongos. Conservation breeding can save this species.

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Posted on 7. July 20227. July 2022

conservation / history / media-echo

Zurich Zoo: Celebration Conservation Award 2022

Published on the YouTube channel of Zurich Zoo the 21.06.2022.

Special award ceremony for a conservation prize in Switzerland: a delegation from the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy visited the Lewa Savannah at Zurich Zoo.

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Posted on 6. July 20225. July 2022

conservation / media-echo

Artificial insemination against the extinction of species

Published on nationalgeographic.de the 28.04.2022. | By: Viola Diem

Natural breeding does not always work right away, and then it is useful to be able to help in an appropriate and animal friendly way. Dr. Dominik Fischer’s work makes this possible.

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Posted on 5. July 2022

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

Why The Fight for Animals Must Prevail Against the Plight of Animal Rights

Published on protecttheharvest.com the 16.06.2022. | By: Michael Robison

Those who fight for animal welfare must prevail against animal rights activism – the article explains why even though this sounds paradoxical, it is not.

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Posted on 5. July 20225. July 2022

history / media-echo

Mystic Aquarium Says Whale Pathology Reports Prove 2 Beluga Deaths Could Not Have Been Prevented

Published on nbcconnecticut.com the 23.06.2022. | By: Siobhan McGirl

The results of the pathological examinations could not confirm the remote diagnoses and prejudgements made by the animal rights industry: the Mystic Aquarium is not at fault regarding the tragic loss of the two belugas.

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Posted on 4. July 20227. July 2022

history / media-echo

Pittsburgh Zoo president never forgot his childhood love for elephants, lions and other animals

Published on post-gazette.com the 23.06.2022. | Por: Linda Wilson Fuoco

Many were fascinated by animals since they were children and developed a love for certain species – as was the case of the president of Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium.

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Posted on 1. July 202230. June 2022

conservation / history / media-echo

IUCN Species Survival Commission Chair is awarded with the Wolfgang Kiessling International Prize for Species Conservation

Published on iucn.org the 21.06.2022.

Dr. Jon Paul Rodríguez, Chair of the IUCN Species Survival Commission, is receiving the Wolfgang Kiessling International Prize for Species Conservation, awarded by American Humane.

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Posted on 27. June 202227. June 2022

anti-zoo-initiatives / history / media-echo

US court: Zoo-elephant “Happy” is not a person

Published on gerati.de the 20.06.2022. | By: Silvio Harnos

Once again, the Nonhuman Rights Project‘s plan to treat elephant Happy from Bronx Zoo as a person was stopped.

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Posted on 26. June 202225. June 2022

conservation / media-echo

Marine biodiversity sanctuary in Macaronesia

Published on the YouTube channel of Loro Parque the 11.06.2022.

It is one of the oldest conservation projects of Loro Parque and later also its foundation: for over 40 years, they have been working on the creation of a very important marine biodiversity sanctuary.

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Posted on 23. June 202223. June 2022

education / media-echo

The animal and us – an approach among unequals

Published on live.nzz.ch the 30.05.2022.

Biologist Angela Stöger-Horwath, philosopher Thomas Macho, and zoo director Severin Dressen discuss the relationship between humans and animals.

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