Species360 Member News
16Nov 21
Software Engineer Matthew Sherry joins Species360
We are pleased to welcome software engineer Matthew Sherry to the Species360 team! Matt brings three years of software development and four years of coding to the Species360 development team.
16Nov 21
Hannah Jenkins joins Species360 Member Training Team
We are fortunate to share that Hannah Jenkins has joined Species360 as a Member Training Specialist, expanding our staff based in Europe. Hannah comes to Species360 from the Zoological Society of London where she was Zoological Registrar for ZSL London and ZSL Whipsnade Zoos.
16Nov 21
Joris Verbruggen joins Species360 Member Support Team
Welcome to Joris Verbruggen, who joins Species360 as a Member Support Representative. Joris brings a wealth of experience from Species360 member institution AAP (Animal Advocacy and Protection), where he worked as an outplacement coordinator to permanently re-home rescued animals to zoological institutions. Joris has ZIMS experience and a strong network of zoo and sanctuary relationships in Europe and beyond. He lives near Rotterdam in The Netherlands.
01Nov 21
Conservation Feature: By connecting visitors to the world, Perth Zoo has its best year
With a mission “to inspire and act for wildlife conservation,” ZAA (Australasia) and Species360 member Perth Zoo is sanctuary, school, nursery, hospital, scientific institution, and local wilderness reserve. Learn more about their work on behalf of community and species.
01Nov 21
Member-versary: Celebrating 45 years of work with Rotterdam Zoo
Kudos and thanks to member Diergaarde Blijdorp / Rotterdam Zoo (Netherlands) as we celebrate your work and contributions over 45 years as a member of the Species360 and EAZA - the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria communities. Rotterdam Zoo experts record data on 28,950 animals of 1,897 species, including violet turacos hatched this fall.
31Oct 21
ZIMS for Studbooks: Get new insight to the age of regional and international populations
Species360's ZIMS for Studbooks team introduces an age structure tool to view animals by age and to quickly see the number of males and females by age.