Jemma’s arrival is part of a wider effort to maintain healthy zoo populations and support the long-term survival of the species.

The Feb. 7 black-tie benefit welcomed hundreds of guests, along with a porcupine and sloth.

The move is part of a European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA) Ex-Situ Breeding Programme (EEP).

This 2.2-metre Himalayan brown bear is rarely seen but critically important. On World Bear Day, experts highlight threats, ...

Jersey Zoo's new boss says the venue could focus on endangered species rather than crowd-pleasers as he looks to overcome the ...

Growing up, I was obsessed with the 2002 movie Ice Age. I watched it day in and day out, captivated by the adventures of ...

One of the most accessible and cheapest ways to enjoy the March heat wave is taking a stroll along the Greenbelt. This paved ...

Decades ago, garden snails were ubiquitous. They would leave tiny silver trails of slime on the walkways early in the morning, but I haven’t seen a snail in years. The folklore I heard was that they ...

Regularly delivering lessons about marine life and biology in Foundation partner schools, Phallon joined a group of Eco Reds ...