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Zambian Wild Dog Conservation

Zambia is one of the most wildlife rich countries in Africa. The Zambian Carnivore Program is focussed on the conservation of large carnivore species such as the African Wild Dog, Cheetah, lion, leopard, hyena, their prey and the habitat they rely on. Conservation activities include research, education, monitoring, reintroductions and alleviating human and carnivore conflict. Zoos SA has supported these activities through fundraising via its MAD campaign.

Painted Dog Conservation supports projects focussed on research addressing threats, education and capacity building in Zimbabwe, Zambia and Namibia.

Project Partners include the Zambian Carnivore Program and Painted Dog Conservation Inc (Australia) and Painted Dog Conservation.






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Greater Bilby

Zoos SA has been involved with captive breeding, maintenance of the species studbook, supervising research and contributing to recovery...

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Black-flanked Rock-wallaby (warru)

Black-flanked Rock-wallaby

Zoos SA has joined forces with a range of partners to reintroduce warru into a feral proof fenced area...

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Mallee Fowl

Mallee Fowl

Zoos SA is currently keeping a number of Mallee Fowl at Monarto Safari Park with plans to undertake captive...

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Chipembele

Chipembele, Zambia

Zoos SA has supported several conservation education exchanges in South Australia and Zambia.

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About Zoos SA

Zoos SA is a not-for-profit conservation charity that exists to connect people with nature and save species from extinction. Zoos SA acknowledges the Country on which we stand always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land and we pay our deepest respect and gratitude to Kaurna (Adelaide Zoo) and Ngarrindjeri (Monarto Safari Park) Elders, past, present and emerging. We undertake critical conservation work throughout Australia and acknowledge the traditional custodians of these lands.

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