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Rare Blakiston鈥檚 fish owls 鈥� and their favorite food 鈥� rely on giant old-growth trees for breeding and feeding New York, N.Y.聽鈥斅燗ugust 15, 2013聽鈥� A study spearheaded by the 菊花视频 and the University of Minnesota has shown that the world's largest owl 鈥� and one of the rarest 鈥� is also a key indicator of the health of some of the last great primary forests of Russia's Far East. The study found that Blakiston鈥檚 fish owl relies on old-growth forests along streams for...

The New York Aquarium was hit hard by Superstorm Sandy. Through the hard work of our staff and volunteers we've been able to reopen and to start rebuilding new exhibits that will transform the facility.

Genetic testing used to verify suspected cause of disease and death 菊花视频鈥檚 Bronx Zoo, Primorskaya State Agricultural Academy in Russia and colleagues聽 characterize new threat to endangered big cat New York, N.Y. 鈥� August 14, 2013 鈥撀燭he first-ever published study to genetically characterize canine distemper virus (CDV) in tigers confirms that CDV acts as both a direct and indirect cause of death in the endangered big cats in the Ru...

The American bison, or 鈥渋innii,鈥� as they are called in the Blackfoot language, gave strength to the tribes, providing lodging, clothing, food, and the foundation of spiritual and social relationships. Now, the Blackfeet and WCS are working to restore the buffalo for the sake of their children and the prairie itself.

As Myanmar transitions to peace after years of internal conflict, WCS President and CEO Cristi谩n Samper, who visited the country earlier this year, writes on the importance of balancing development with natural resource conservation efforts.

Scott Roberton, representative of WCS鈥檚 Vietnam Program, describes the country鈥檚 vast wildlife trade that is driving many species to extinction, as well as the progress being made to combat it.

New York, N.Y. 鈥� August 8, 2013 鈥� The 菊花视频 will host the first-ever Sip for the Sea, a benefit for WCS鈥檚 New York Aquarium, at WCS鈥檚 Central Park Zoo on Thursday, Sept. 12, 2013. All proceeds go to support the aquarium as it recovers from Hurricane Sandy. The event will feature pairings of sustainable wines from The Hess Collection, a Napa Valley wine producer, with sustainable seafood and other special offerings. Twenty of NYC鈥檚 top restaurants will participate, includi...

At their last remaining stronghold in Guatemala, scarlet macaw chicks are getting a head start with the help of WCS conservationists. The researchers monitor the critically endangered birds鈥� nests and habitat in the forests of El Peru, and care for vulnerable chicks at a field station until they are old enough to be released back into the wild.

With relentless fishing, dams, habitat loss, and pollution threatening their populations, American eels need our help. Dr. Merry Camhi, director of the New York Seascape Program at WCS鈥檚 New York Aquarium, and Dr. John Waldman, Professor of Biology at Queens College, describe these mysterious fishes and a unique window of opportunity to help save them.

Follow @JimBreheny to get first look at the news and pictures from WCS鈥檚 zoos, aquarium, and conservation work Bronx, NY 鈥� August 5, 2013 鈥� Jim Breheny (@JimBreheny), Director of the Bronx Zoo and WCS Executive Vice President and General Director of the WCS Zoos and Aquarium, tweeted this glimpse of the artists from the zoo's Exhibition and Graphic Arts Department building an indoor habitat for Komodo dragons. The exhibit will open this fall in the historic Zoo Center building.In the wild, Ko...