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Marwell Wildlife is celebrating Earth Day with a huge carbon reduction of 72 per cent in ten years, bringing it closer to its goal of becoming carbon neutral by the end of 2020.
http://zoocast.co.uk/content/marwell-wildlife-celebrates-earth-day-huge-carbon-reduction-72-cent-10-years
DogCast Radio blog post: Surf dog Ricochet catches the waves with Italian water rescue dog trainers
Two trainers from the renowned Italian School of Water Rescue Dogs, Scuola Italiana Cani Salvataggio (SICS) traveled all the way from Italy and caught waves with Surf Dog Ricochet in San Diego, CA. In addition, they taught Ricochet’s protégé, Aqua Dog Cori, their water rescue techniques to use in her canine-assisted swimming program for kids with autism, special needs, fears or other challenges.
Zookeepers shelled out on an egg-stravagant surprise for ZSL London Zoo’s animals to enjoy – as the country gets ready to celebrate the Easter weekend.
http://zoocast.co.uk/content/easter-surprise-animals-zoo
The raccoons at Drusillas Park in East Sussex have been enjoying some seasonal surprises, as keepers served them up an egg-citing platter of treats as part of their Easter celebrations.
http://zoocast.co.uk/content/raccoons-receive-egg-cellent-easter-treat-drusillas-park
In this Zoo Cast, we start off with the gorilla born prematurely by caesarean, whose mother rejected her - but who found an amazing foster mother. Plus the K...
Zoo Cast 4 is all about celebrations and conservation. It features a sweet baby gorilla, kea chicks, loved up giraffes, a lemur with a milestone birthday, giraffe conservation in Africa, seven African painted dog pups. Thanks to - Bristol Zoo Gardens West Midland Safari Park ZSL London Zoo and Chester Zoo
“Pickle, you want a belly rub?” (sound on)
i’d die for u pickle
T-THAT PIG DRIFTED!
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DogCast Radio blog post: Ollie has gone from emaciated to overweight
Emaciated Ollie was so skinny you could see every bone in his body - but now he’s on a detox as he’s been making the most of food! A starving dog who weighed half of what he should have has put on so much weight in his new home that he now needs to go on a diet!
All zoos must carry out a yearly headcount as part of their license. This video focuses on the mammoth task of counting up all the creatures at the Zoologica...
3rd Zoo Cast is out now - all about the annual stocktake at @zsllondonzoo & @ZSLWhipsnadeZoo Imagine counting all those animals! #zoo #londonzoo #whipsnadezoo #animals #videopodcast #penguin #mammal #bird #reptile #fish #invertebrate #jellyfish #ant
Zoo Cast UK features news, views and information about British zoos, safari parks, aquariums and other animal parks. In this Zoo Cast, we have the amazing st...
The second Zoo Cast UK is out now!
In this Zoo Cast, we have the amazing story of how keepers at Bristol Zoo managed to help a struggling penguin chick to survive, and how they provided round the clock care to an orphaned titi monkey. At Drusillas Park, the binturongs feasted on an unusual breakfast, while at London Zoo, a dragon celebrated his birthday. Paignton Zoo’s latest breeding success is neither cute nor cuddly, but it is sowing the seeds of success for a vulnerable plant. And Marwell Zoo said a sad farewell to Ralph the superstar penguin.
Thanks to - Bristol Zoo Gardens Drusillas Park ZSL London Zoo Paignton Zoo Environmental Park West Midland Safari Park
Congratulations to Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm on their Silver for sustainability award in the South West Tourism Awards. And the animals look over the moon about it too! :)
How pleased do those animals look with the award? :)
Bristol Zoological Society’s appeal to raise £10,000 to help orphaned gorillas in Africa has got off to a flying start. In less than 48 hours more than £1,600 pounds has been donated to the fund to help pay for new enclosures for the gorillas in Cameroon. The orphaned western lowland gorillas are the innocent victims of the brutal bush meat trade which sees thousands of adult gorillas slaughtered each year.
Drusillas Park are running a competition to name these adorable - and endangered - cotton-top tamarin monkey baby twins. What would you call them? Get your entry in quickly, the competition closes on Tuesday.
more info - http://zoocast.co.uk/node/5
Got the new year blues? How about a day at the zoo to cheer you up? And Twycross zoo is even offering you discounted entry! What more could you want?
Today (Wednesday January 24) Bristol Zoological Society has launched an urgent appeal for £10,000 to help build a safe haven in Africa for orphaned western lowland gorillas.
They are the innocent victims of the brutal bush meat trade which sees thousands of adult gorillas slaughtered each year.
A total of 22 of these orphaned gorillas are being cared for by a sanctuary in Mefou National Park in Cameroon with which Bristol Zoological Society has worked for the past 20 years.
Gorillas such as Shufai, who was found as a baby with gunshot injuries after his mother was killed by hunters endured months of rehabilitation but eventually had to have his arm amputated above the elbow.
Similarly, Nona was hours away from death when she was rescued from a hunter’s camp. Wounded by the bullets that had killed her mother, she had been left for days without food or water. Nona was rescued just in time and taken to the sanctuary where she has grown into a beautiful young adult with a family of her own.
Now all the gorillas are in need of three bigger enclosures in which to live and remain safe.
Today Bristol Zoological Society is asking for help to raise the money needed for these enclosures. A team from Bristol Zoological Society is heading to Cameroon early in February to help build them.
Dr Grainne McCabe, head of field conservation and science at Bristol Zoological Society, said: “We hope everyone will want to help. These are amazing animals and every pound we receive will help to safeguard their future.
“When we started working with the sanctuary in 1998, all the orphaned animals were small and the initial enclosures were built with infant and juvenile apes in mind.
“Those orphans have now grown into formidable adults, and their space and grouping requirements have changed.”
She added: “Caring for orphaned apes is no easy task. While they may be cute and curious as infants, they soon grow into very large and very strong adults that are much more challenging to care for.”
Dr McCabe said larger enclosures built in the forest would allow several family groups and younger male gorillas to live together.
Western lowland gorillas are listed as Critically Endangered on the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s Red of Threatened Species and without the efforts of sanctuaries like the one in Mefou National Park they could be lost forever.
If you would like to make a donation to the appeal, please go to www.Virginmoneygiving.com/fund/gorillaappeal
Bristol Zoological Society has been working on the conservation of western lowland gorillas in the wild since 2003 and also participates in a breeding programme which has seen two gorillas born at the Zoo since 2016.
What's you dog training philosophy? We all have one even if it's only grin and bear it. To achieve a well trained dog who is a pleasure to be with, how does one make sense of all the training methods on offer? More to the point, is shouting really the best way to approach training a three headed dog?
We all want a dog that is a pleasure to be with, knows his boundaries, and how to react to the situations he may find himself in during the day. This translates in practical terms into the following; that he doesn’t knock visitors to the ground, that he doesn’t gallop down the road with us lurching unwillingly behind, arm stretched to breaking point, and that he meets humans and dogs with a wagging tail.
None of this happens without training…
I think the reason why Kylo is so hard to sympathize with his because the character Finn exists.
Kylo was born with wealth, privilege, a loving family, and Force powers. Finn was an enslaved child soldier with no family and nobody who cared about him.
Kylo may have been influenced by Snoke but he was also influenced by Luke, Leia, Han, and Jedi values. Finn grew up hearing nothing but First Order propaganda.
Yet when the time came for them to make a choice Finn made the right one and Kylo made the wrong one. Finn chose not to murder innocent people while Kylo did multiple times.
After a vigorous walk in the Malvern Hills in Worcestershire, walkers can deposit their dog's stool in the washing machine-like contraption which is attached to a lamp.
Great idea - powering a street lamp with dog poo!
