ZOOQUARIA 119: Autumn 2023
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Training for success: New animal training guidelines aim to improve the welfare of animals in our care
- The ocean coalition: Why the EU4Ocean Coalition wants to improve ocean literacy
- Optimising conservation education: How zoos and aquariums can be even more effective
- Freshwater challenge: Is there room in your collection for these endangered fish?
- The vital role of the registrar: Why data and record-keeping are essential for effective conservation
- Vanishing jewels: A recent RCP has identified several frog species in urgent need of protection
- Reproduction matters: How a new online learning resource can improve our understanding of reproductive management in zoo and wildlife populations
- Conservation in numbers: The value of EAZA zoos' and aquariums' contributions to conservation across the world
- The seal project: As climate change threatens the habitat of the Saimaa ringed seal, conservationists are working to protect the remaining population
- Paradise found: Behind the scenes at Singapore's extraordinary new Bird Paradise
- Joint efforts: How research in zoos can help conservationists who are protecting bears in the wild
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