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ZIMS in Research: Study finds ring-tailed lemur EEP population may have longer temporal breeding span than previously thought

Blog / ZIMS in Research Lemur catta at Parco Natura Viva. The iconic primate species is hosted in controlled environments worldwide. (Photo: Parco Natura Viva) For the endangered Lemur catta, populations now living in human care may hold the key to survival of the species. Despite a large range and flexibility of the species, a

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Member-versary! Celebrating 20 years of Species360 membership with Netherlands’ Eindhoven Zoo

Blog / (Photo: WestEnd61 Images) Netherlands’ Eindhoven Zoo, formerly Dierenrijk, has been a member of the Species360 community for 20 years! Also a member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA), Eindhoven is known for its large, open habitats and diverse representation of species. Staff caring for the animals and enclosures use the

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Celebrate! A letter to our members on the 50th Anniversary of Species360

Blog / Dear Members and Partners, Has it really been 50 years? Yes! Founded in 1974, Species360 is celebrating our 50th Anniversary! When visionary leader Dr. Ulysses S. Seal spearheaded the launch of what today is nonprofit Species360, he set in motion an initiative that would change what is known about species worldwide. By partnering

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New Member: World’s largest koala sanctuary joins Species360

Blog / Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary has over 90 years of experience working in the care and rescue of koalas and other wildlife species. With 430,000 visitors each year, the Queensland, Australia, zoo’s mission is to protect and conserve our environment and wildlife through education and by connecting people with nature. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

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Conservation: Amphibian Ark’s range state partners use Species360 ZIMS to record and share data on endangered species of amphibians

Blog / The Amphibian Ark was created in 2007 to carry out the ex situ components of the IUCN Species Survival Commission Amphibian Specialist Group’s Amphibian Conservation Action Plan (ACAP) Our partnership with Species360 will help scientists at these institutions to gather and analyse critical data on local populations, and to ensure their data can

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John Ball Zoo: New Daily Activity Dashboard delivers just the information aquarists and keepers need most

Blog / For this ZIMS at Work story, we spoke with Leslie Silvia, Assistant Registrar, John Ball Zoo, about the impact of a revamped Daily Activity Dashboard for aquarists and keepers. John Ball Zoo participates in Saving Species from Extinction (SAFE) programs managed by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), including the North American

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Species360 Conservation Science Alliance research: Improvements in big cat and great ape longevity over two centuries

Blog / Researchers from the Species360 Conservation Science Alliance (CSA) team have recently completed two graphical scientific abstracts highlighting the progressive improvement of long life (life expectancy at birth) metrics for great apes and big cats living in Species360 member institutions globally over the past two centuries.The research was initiated at the request of the

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