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New in ZIMS for Husbandry and Aquatics – Provisional Updates

Blog / Weighing an echidna. Credit: Sarah Lavin. At Species360, we’re committed to continuously improving the ZIMS platform to make it easier, faster, and more efficient for our members to manage vital animal data. As part of our ongoing modernization efforts, we’re excited to announce the launch of a new provisional data approval process in

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Young Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake

ZIMS in Research: How Growth Data is Helping Save the Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake

Knowing how fast an animal grows helps conservationists make better decisions about its care and potential release into the wild. It affects when an animal can breed, how likely it is to survive after release, and how to provide proper care in a zoo setting.

While scientists have studied wild massasauga growth, there hasn’t been much data on how these snakes grow in zoos, until now. 

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Species360 and Toronto Zoo Partner to Advance Cryopreservation for Conservation

Nonprofit Species360 and Toronto Zoo have announced a new partnership to advance global wildlife conservation. The collaboration focuses on expanding access to data related to cryopreservation—the process of freezing and storing genetic material such as sperm, eggs, embryos, and cell cultures for future conservation use.

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

As one of Japan’s largest and most progressive zoological institutions, Yokohama Zoological Gardens “ZOORASIA” contributes essential animal welfare and species conservation data to the Species360 Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS)—a global platform that centralizes data on species care, population management, and health.

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European and South American Aquariums Join Species360

Blog / The number of aquariums using Species360’s Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS) to manage everything from water quality to collection management continues to grow. Recently, we welcomed new members in Portugal, Denmark, Columbia, and Scotland. Species360 member aquariums use ZIMS to manage aquatic enclosures, from water quality to medical care. More than 350 aquariums

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The Future of Species Conservation: How Cryopreservation, Collaboration, and Data Sharing Will Help Save Biodiversity

Blog / A scientist inspects frozen samples at Toronto Zoo’s biobank – a series of liquid nitrogen tanks that house the genetic material of more than 50 endangered species – mainly their sperm and cells – to preserve genetic diversity. Image credit: Toronto Zoo Every day, we witness the growing urgency of conservation efforts as

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Announcing the 2nd Annual Species360 Conservation Science Alliance Research Symposium – Registration and Call for Abstracts Now Open

Blog / We are excited to announce that registration and the call for abstracts are now open for the 2nd Annual Species360 Conservation Science Alliance Research Symposium! This highly anticipated event brings together conservationists and researchers from around the world to share insights and innovative approaches to global wildlife care and conservation. The free online

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