Let me start this new thread with the undermentioned quotation: "Strategic collection planning is a relatively new concept for zoos. Until...
Nyiregyhaza Zoo (Sosto Zoo) is taking a long view of keeping Giant Pandas in the future. No more information at the moment ...
Aardvark baby was born on the 24th of February 2010 at Györ Zoo, Hungary. This is the first breeding of the species in the country, and only the...
A new petting zoo was created in Budakeszi Wildlife Park in July 2009. Instead of the usual domestic animals typical of this kind of zoo section,...
Species lists only show data from 11 zoos which are members of the Federation of Hungarian Zoos. Three of them (Budapest Zoo, Györ Zoo and...
As a result of the latest EAZA Council Meeting (17th May 2009) Jaszbereny Zoo has already been a member of the Association (Full Membership)....
Informations about walk-through exhibits with macropod species in the UK zoos are highly appreciated here ... Thanks in advance. As far as I...
I am going to visit Bristol Zoo this spring or early summer. I am very curious about their Twilight World, the first nocturnal house has ever been...
Have the Bat-eared Foxes live in a mixed exhibit yet? In the past there was a plan to mix them with an other African species ... If anybody has...
Rio Napo Tamarins arrived The rich collection of Callitrichinae of Szeged Zoo was enriched an additional species in the recent past: an extremely...
Please check this photo and description in my gallery connecting with this theme: Otter House @ Budapest Zoo - Photo Gallery I'm interested...
Iberian wolf cubs were born in the early June at Veszprem Zoo, Hungary. The male Sam arrived from Allwetterzoo Münster in 2005, the female...
If You are interested here You can read some short news from Budapest Zoo: Sumatran orangutans and Western lowland gorillas received their new...
Hi, Firstly I would like to find out which european zoos keep aardvarks. According to the ISIS the places there zoos keep this peculiar mammals...
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