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AZA | opens registration for 2024 conference - Vimarsana News

AZA | opens registration for 2024 conference

AZA has opened registration for its 2024 Annual Conference, which is taking place in Calgary, Canada, from 14 to 19 September.

AZA | announces 2023 CGF grantees - Vimarsana News

AZA | announces 2023 CGF grantees

AZA has announced seven conservation and research initiatives selected to receive support from the Conservation Grants Fund (CGF).

Inaugural Zoo Brew delights attendees at David Traylor Zoo of Emporia - Vimarsana News

Inaugural Zoo Brew delights attendees at David Traylor Zoo of Emporia

The David Traylor Zoo of Emporia welcomed an evening of unparalleled fun and excitement as the inaugural "Zoo Brew: A Night in the Wild" kicked off Saturday evening.

Watch: Chinese crested Scooter dubbed World's Ugliest Dog in California - Vimarsana News

Watch: Chinese crested Scooter dubbed World's Ugliest Dog in California

A 7-year-old Chinese crested dog born with backward hind legs has been named the World's Ugliest Dog at an annual California contest.

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Project Georgia Aquarium Is Involved In Receives Grant Funding From AZA - Vimarsana News

Project Georgia Aquarium Is Involved In Receives Grant Funding From AZA

Reply February 17, 2021 Silver Spring, Md. -The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) is helping to drive almost $730,000 to four conservation projects led by AZA members in the second year of the SAFE: Saving Animals From Extinction® (SAFE) granting program. Subscribe "It is exciting to witness the growth of the SAFE granting program, both in terms of the scope of the projects funded and the shared commitment by AZA members to conservation," said Dan Ashe, President and CEO of AZA. "Despite the extraordinary challenges of the past year, AZA members have continued their dedication to savin...

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