Join us for the third instalment of our highly anticipated research event on 29 July 2026.Â
Registration is now open for the third annual Species360 Conservation Science Alliance Research Symposium, a free online event showcasing the latest research using data from the Species360 Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS).
Join us on 29 July to hear from researchers leveraging aggregated and anonymized ZIMS data to generate new insights about animal health, demographics, and conservation.
The two-hour webinar will provide an opportunity for researchers and professionals from the zoo, aquarium, and conservation community to present and discuss their findings and results derived from using ZIMS data for their research.
When: 29 July
Time: 4pm CET / 9am CDT (Check the time in your region here)
Registration: bit.ly/3QG2Jll
Are you interested in accessing aggregated ZIMS data for research purposes, we have two different options available.
The Insights program is an annual subscription that provides researchers and veterinarians with access to one of the world’s largest sets of aggregated medical and demographic data on species. Through the subscription, users can access Species360’s Global Resources in ZIMS, which includes:
Visit our website to learn more about an Insights Subscription, or contact us at support@species360.org
The Species360 Conservation Science Alliance (CSA) serves as a platform for data science collaborations, aiming to maximize the positive impact of ZIMS data to improve animal care and welfare, support conservation efforts, and advance scientific research, all while ensuring the privacy of Species360 member data.
The CSA also offers expertise and consultation services related to ZIMS data to promote its responsible use in research applications. As part of the CSA, the Species360 Science Team, who have a deep understanding of the data in ZIMS, can help you understand the complexity and biases of ZIMS data.
Community members interested in accessing ZIMS data can submit a Research Request, which involves approval by the Species360 Board of Trustees.
For more information visit the Species360 Conservation Science Alliance website.Â