Chester Zoo | Tapir Conservation https://www.chesterzoo.org/conservation-science-education/global-conservation-programmes/latin-america/tracking-tapirs-in-tanguro
Many parts of the lowland tapir’s range have been converted into farmland, and
Many parts of the lowland tapir’s range have been converted into farmland, and
This new mobile phone app is the latest initiative from Chester Zoo. Use the app to check your favourite product’s barcodes to see how major manufacturers are sourcing their palm oil ingredients.
Thousands of products, including chocolates, sausage rolls and crisps have been scanned
Here at Chester Zoo, we value and recognise the contributions of each and every single member of our team and we remained committed to supporting gender equality and breaking down the societal barriers that influence the make-up of our organisation.
a culture of inclusion Attracting diverse talent Some of the initiatives we have
The most widely recognised certification standards have been developed by the Roundtable
Great hornbills are large, noisy birds, but there’s more to them than that! Find out more about these impressive birds at Chester Zoo.
They have distinctive calls, which are amplified by their hollow bills, allowing
Sun bears are the smallest of the eight species of bear! Meet these incredible animals at Chester Zoo!
They have very powerful jaws that can tear open trees in search of insects to eat
Chester Zoo is working in the field to help save red ruffed lemurs through working with local project partners.
They also have six teeth close together, which form a toothcomb used for grooming
Jaguars are the third largest of the big cats after the lion and tiger. ‘Beast of prey’ is thought to be the meaning of the word ‘jaguar’, originally ‘yaguara’ from the Tupian language.
It takes 90 – 110 days for gestation and a mother will have between 1 and 4 cubs
Discover the capybara, often called the giant guinea pig. Native to South America, it holds the title of the world’s largest rodent species.
Adapted for swimming, capybaras possess webbed feet and have their eyes, ears and
It is always sad to see another species join the ‚red list‘ but this status will have