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Species360 and Toronto Zoo Partner to Advance Cryopreservation for Conservation

ZIMS in Research: Are Zoo and Aquarium Populations Becoming Smaller and Less Diverse? AZA Researchers Use ZIMS Data to Uncover Trends

New in ZIMS for Husbandry and Aquatics: Making it easier to record and share information about enclosures and life support systems

ZIMS and the Future of Wildlife Conservation: How Laos Rescue and Rehabilitation Center is Leading the Way

ZIMS in Research: Discovering New Strategies for Regent Honeyeater Conservation

Celebrating 8 Years of ZIMS for Studbooks: A Global Milestone in Species Conservation

With Species360, Japan’s ZOORASIA Advances Animal Welfare and Conservation

European and South American Aquariums Join Species360

Sylvie Charpentier Joins Species360 as Director of Product Management
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The Future of Species Conservation: How Cryopreservation, Collaboration, and Data Sharing Will Help Save Biodiversity

Not a Veterinarian? Learn ZIMS for Medical with New Course for Non-Veterinary Staff
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ZIMS in Conservation Research: Optimizing zoo and aquarium resources to further the IUCN One Plan Approach
Wildebeests leap into a river during a dramatic migration scene, surrounded by dust and splashes.

The Great Notes Migration – Still have historical animal or medical data outside of ZIMS? We can help.
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Prague Zoo, an EAZA EEP and ZIMS for Studbooks: Returning Przewalski’s horse to the Asian steppes
A young anteater, part of the Xenarthra superorder, explores a forest floor covered in green grass and scattered leaves.

AZA Research: Are Zoo and Aquarium Populations Becoming Smaller and Less Diverse? AZA Researchers Use ZIMS Data to Study Trends
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Welcome to the Species360 team Cheri Horvath
A dashboard from the Species360 Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS) showing ex situ population data, including a total of 3,568 animals (1,667 males, 1,606 females, and 295 unsexed), a map indicating distribution across institutions globally, and details on the 130 institutions in 25 countries managing these animals under conservation programs.

A One Plan approach to species data: Species360 Ex situ species holdings now on the IUCN Red List

LearnZIMS: Aquarist says new course is excellent “how to” for ZIMS

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