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201022Dec23:30

Zoos com­mit­ted to biodiversity

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pub­lished 22 Decem­ber 2010 | mod­i­fied 23 Decem­ber 2011
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The World Asso­ci­a­tion of Zoos and Aquar­i­ums (WAZA) has released a book ded­i­cated to the con­ser­va­tion strat­egy of their mem­bers. “Build­ing a future for wildlife” is the slo­gan of the World Zoo and Aquar­ium Con­ser­va­tion Strat­egy. Mod­ern zoos and aquar­i­ums are indeed play­ing an increas­ingly active and impor­tant role in con­serv­ing species in their nat­ural habi­tat. This richly illus­trated book pro­vides an overview of the part­ners, approaches and achieve­ments of the world zoo and aquar­ium com­mu­nity in wildlife con­ser­va­tion. The book’s main focus is on 25 con­ser­va­tion suc­cess sto­ries from around the globe, por­tray­ing the many ways in which zoos and aquar­i­ums are com­mit­ted to bio­di­ver­sity con­ser­va­tion. (Source: web­site WAZA) <ISBN 9783033022348; the pro­ceeds from the sale of this book are donated to bio­di­ver­sity con­ser­va­tion projects world­wide>

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Goal: 7000 tigers in the wild

Tiger range countries map

Tiger map” (CC BY 2.5) by Sander­son et al., 2006.

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