Copenhagen Zoo: Southeast Asia Biodiversity Programme

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Are zookeepers playing God? 60 Minutes reports on the new methods zookeepers use to control genetic diversity -- and the ethical questions they raise

"I was just looking at FFI's shiny new website (check it out at www.fauna-flora.org) and stumbled across this short video from 2014, which I hadn't seen in full before.

We launched the MSc in Biodiversity Conservation at the Royal University of Phnom Penh with a grant from the Darwin Initiative in 2005 and - dare I say to my own amazement - it's still going strong with over 250 Cambodians receiving training and support to date. The graduates in turn are doing admirable work across the country at a time when wildlife and the environment desperately needs help.

Tagging Callum McCulloch and Nami Daoud Birkenhoff-Træholt for starters because this wouldn't have got off the ground without the hard work and determination of Callum and Carl Traeholt.
I salute you both!"
- Dr Jenny Daltry
Senior Conservation Biologist
Fauna & Flora International

https://youtu.be/Nucs8vAfKbw

Building the next generation of Cambodian conservationists Following decades of under-investment in education in the wake of the Khmer Rouge regime, biodiversity conservation in Cambodia has been severely hampered by...

Dinner evening at National University of Singapore

Pictures taken in Kruger National Park and Pilanesberg National Park