Take a look through some frequently asked questions around this complex virus and
Below is a list of frequently asked questions around this complex virus and the work
Nigel is running 100 miles to raise funds for our research into a virus called EEHV
Footprints for the Future Never forget – saving elephants from a deadly virus
Footprints for the Future Never forget – saving elephants from a deadly virus
This complex and lethal disease is having a catastrophic effect on the global conservation of the Asian elephant and we want to find a solution to the problem as soon as possible to stop more elephants from dying.
A vaccine pilot study to help tackle this deadly virus is now underway at the zoo
After 12 years here at Chester Zoo, we’re set to wave goodbye to 22-year-old male Asian elephant, Aung Bo.
A virus called EEHV is a real threat to elephants all over the world.
vaccine to protect Asian elephants against EEHV (Elephant Endotheliotrophic Herpes Virus
We believe that we can all make a difference either by taking action, fundraising and donating – together we can prevent extinction.
great progress in tackling Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus (EEHV), a deadly virus
of our vital projects including our pioneering research into EEHV , a deadly virus
The healthy, female calf, arrived to 15-year-old mum Sundara Hi Way following a 22-month gestation, with the birth caught on our CCTV camera
the wild by habitat loss, poaching, human-wildlife conflict and a deadly herpes virus
