Species360 Member News

02Jun 20

To Our Species360 Team, Our Members, and Our Community:

The murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, where Species360 headquarters and much of our team are located, has fueled what we hope will be desperately-needed change to our society and policing. We welcome these protests. We believe our society, the fabric of our communities, our policing, will change. We hope the change that begins here will bring greater equality for people in other regions of our nation and our world.

01Jun 20

ZIMS for Studbooks: Over 900 studbooks migrated to ZIMS

Every month, Species360 provides webinars focused on helping studbook keepers use ZIMS for Studbooks. Join us live for one of six upcoming virtual get togethers, or watch a previously-recorded session.

01Jun 20

Species360 Member Support Exceeds Goals in May

In May, Species360 Member Support responded to 818 inquiries, resolving 97 percent of inquiries, and earning a 4.9 (out of 5) satisfaction rating from members.

29May 20

Member Anniversaries: Giant Anteaters Project (Brazil)

As a Species360 member, the in situ conservation Projeto Bandeiras e Rodovias - Anteaters and Highways Project (Brazil) uses the Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS) to records data on 131 animals of 6 species.

18May 20

New Member: Kyoto City Zoo joins Species360

Species360 welcomes new member Kyoto City Zoo, Japan's second-oldest zoo.

11May 20

From the Chairman: How Species360 is responding to Covid-19 crisis

A letter to Species360 members from Cheng Wen-Haur, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, provides an update on all that Species360 is doing to safeguard service levels and ensure financial health during the COVID-19 crisis.