Species360 Member News
Population Management: More Than 400 Species Have Been Migrated to ZIMS for Studbooks
More than 400 studbooks for wildlife species have been migrated to ZIMS for Studbooks, providing associations and Studbook Keepers better insight to ex situ species populations in their regions. Each…
Learning from Crisis: uShaka Sea World Team Uses ZIMS to Inform Future Rescues
When Species360 member uShaka Sea World stepped up to care for 253 Lesser Flamingo chicks rescued from drought-stricken Kamfers Dam in Southern Africa, staff veterinarians, keepers, and volunteers worked around the clock…
Merci à Tous: Species360 French Community Supports ZIMS Translation
Association Française des Parcs Zoologiques (AFdPZ), Species360 members, and project sponsor St Laurent help to advance ZIMS translation. St Laurent sponsors the Species360 community program to translate ZIMS in French.…
India’s Bannerghatta and Nandankanan Zoological Parks Join Species360 As Institutional Members
More than 124 species of butterflies are found in the forests of Bannerghatta Biological Park. India's Bannerghatta Biological Park and Nandankanan Zoological Park have joined Species360 as institutional members, continuing…
AZA Professional Development: IRK course draws zoo and aquarium professionals from U.S., Canada, Chile, Spain, and Singapore
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums Institutional Records Keeping course this week shared best practices in capturing -- and using - information critical to caring for individual animals and groups of…
Enabling Discovery: University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, and Hamilton College Marine, Join Species360 Research Partner Program
Researchers at University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, and Hamilton College, United States, have joined the Species360 community as part of the Research Partner program, which provides insights from the world's…
