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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Deep in the forests of Laos, the Lao Conservation Trust for Wildlife (LCTW) is pioneering a new model for wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. Once a small, family-run zoo, LCTW has evolved into a leading conservation center committed to saving animals from the illegal wildlife trade. Central to their success is the use of Species360’s Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS), which enables the team to track each animal’s journey—from intake and treatment to recovery and release. By integrating health and behavioral data with post-release outcomes, LCTW is not only improving individual animal welfare but also shaping stronger conservation strategies across Southeast Asia.
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
Designed for those managing medical records, but are not veterinary staff, each min-course focuses focusing on a key aspect of ZIMS for Medical.
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