ZOOQUARIA 116: Winter 2022
- Tira o cavalinho da chuva: Delegates at the EAZA Annual Conference 2022 were finally able to meet face-to-face in Portugal
- Thank you for your solidarity: A heartfelt message from the President of the Association of Zoos of Ukraine
- Bienvenido WAZA! The 77th WAZA Annual Conference travelled to Tenerife for five days of stimulating discussions
- From ideas to action: How EAZA21+ can help you to meet your goals
- A genetic strategy for groups: Managing genetics at group level
- The pupfish plan: How this EEP is tackling a genetic diversity challenge
- A workshop for wildlife: Making a new plan for pigeons and doves
- Join the antelope movement: New priorities for antelope and giraffid
- The enormous value of tiny data points: Why every piece of data matters
- From samples to science: How the EAZA Biobank is going from strength to strength
- A green light for conservation: Introducing the IUCN Green Status of Species
- A lighter footprint: How Jerusalem Zoo is reducing its environmental impact in every part of its work
- Discover the Orientarium: Inside Łódź Zoo's stunning new exhibit
- Setting the standards: How the new EAZA Research Standards will help to support every Member
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