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ZIMS for Studbooks: Webinars, Workshops, Open Office Hours, and 1-to-1 Meetings!

April 6, 2020
Mary Ellen Amodeo
Blog, COVID-19, Members, Studbooks, Training, Uncategorized, ZIMS
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ZIMS for Studbooks Workshops in April and May Species360 is hosting a variety of Studbooks-focused opportunities in the coming months. Please join us for one or more of these events to ask questions about using ZIMS for Studbooks, to get…

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Working from home: Granting ZIMS access to team members

April 5, 2020
Josh Courteau
Blog, COVID-19, Members, Most Read, Training, Uncategorized, ZIMS
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Wildlife care and management teams complete data entry in work from home situations, with ZIMS.

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Species360 Members: Bronx Zoo reports first case of COVID-19 in an animal in U.S.

April 3, 2020
Mary Ellen Amodeo
Blog, Board, COVID-19, Medical, Members, Uncategorized
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Species360 member WCS Bronx Zoo reports first COVID-19 case in Malayan tiger.

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Pat Gives Back: Belize Zoo Adopts A New Records Keeping System with Help from Linda Rohr Bachers

April 2, 2020
Mary Ellen Amodeo
Blog, Members, New Members, Training, Uncategorized
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Belize Zoo will contribute vital individual animal and species data to the global Species360 community using ZIMS. The conservation efforts of all our members help to support species around the world.

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Science of Populations: Rates at which animals age may have less to do with sex differences (Research)

in the wild, the rate at which animals age may have less to do with their sex than previously believed. New research published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) demonstrates that while mammalian females live longer than males, sex differences in aging rates are not detected. Next, researchers plan to use data on ex situ populations, such as that curated by Species360 Members using ZIMS, to study evolutionary drivers of sex differences in survival.

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Ask Adrienne: Less clickety clicks, enrichment dropdown menus, and lists that last!

Sometimes, seemingly small changes can make a big difference. New enhancements to ZIMS -- such as dropdown menus that make it easier to record enrichment items for an animal -- are designed to save time for the animal care and record keeping teams at our more than 1,200 Species360 member institutions.

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Attend ZIMS for Medical class at EAZA Academy / 4-5 March / Stuttgart Zoo

January 17, 2020
Josh Courteau
EAZA, Medical, Training, Uncategorized, ZIMS
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Registration Form: https://www.aanmelder.nl/zims / For questions, please email laura.myers@eaza.net and include ZIMS for Medical in the subject line Wilhelma Zoologisch-Botanischer Garten, Stuttgart, Germany, is a stunningly beautiful setting and host to the EAZA Academy held 4-5 March, 2020. Paignton Zoo…

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New Research Partner: Manchester Metropolitan University

Researchers at Manchester Metropolitan University will use Species360 ZIMS data to help inform studies of carnivore species. Species360 welcomes new Research Partner Program member, Manchester Metropolitan University, Department of Natural Sciences. Researchers at the UK university will use ZIMS along…

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Education: Mote Marine and Species360 Guest Lecture at San Jose State University

November 18, 2019
Josh Courteau
Aquatics, husbandry, LearnZIMS, Training, Uncategorized
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For San José State University Masters of Archives and Records Administration (MARA) students, a recent guest lecture with Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium Curator of Husbandry and Records Matt Seguin and Species360 Training Manager Josh Courteau introduced new and surprising opportunities.

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Member News: Whooping Cranes Released to Coastal Habitats

November 14, 2019
Mary Ellen Amodeo
Conservation, husbandry, Members, Uncategorized
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Species360 members International Crane Foundation and Audubon Nature Institute raised young cranes being released this month to protected Gulf of Mexico coastal habitats. Whooping crane takes flight at protected Gulf of Mexico coastal wetlands. There is nothing quite like seeing…

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