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Several hundred delegates to the 2026 WAZA annual conference stand and wave together for a group photograph in front of the arched brick and glass facade of Cologne Zoo.
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A Goal for 2030, and Cape Town in 2027

On 29 October 2026, in the last session of a conference held at ...

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Two young Sumatran tiger cubs lie side by side on the dark rubber floor of a behind-the-scenes enclosure, both with their mouths open and their orange coats marked with heavy black stripes.

The Ultrasound Showed One Cub. Two Arrived.

A conference hall filled with delegates seated in white-draped chairs, facing stage screens showing an African savanna graphic and the word WELCOME.

Too Rich for Aid, and Out of Money for Birds

Schoolchildren step off a yellow school bus and walk toward the entrance of The Florida Aquarium in Tampa, past a stingray sculpture beneath the building glass atrium.

Tampa Voters Bought 13,000 Kids an Aquarium Trip

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  • A sedated mandrill lies on a padded veterinary table with an anesthetic tube at his muzzle and a towel under his head, his red and blue ridged face toward the camera. An imaging console screen stands in the foreground showing the X-ray software and the study identifiers.

    Mefou’s Vets Can Finally See Inside Their Own Patients

  • A newly hatched Komodo dragon on a branch

    Nine Months of Incubation, Three Dragons

  • A black rhino with its horn cut back walks across the sand of a wooden holding boma at Matusadona National Park, photographed through a viewing slot, with a second rhino standing behind the poles.

    The Rhinos Came Back, and Nobody Will Say How Many

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