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WCS commends Russian government for creating new park to safeguard leopards and Amur (Siberian) tigers 1,000 square-mile park is located in Russian Far East Far Eastern leopards are considered the world鈥檚 rarest big cat NEW YORK (April 13, 2012) 鈥� The 菊花视频 commends the Russian government for creating a new national park to protect critically endangered Amur (Siberian) tigers and the world鈥檚 rarest big cat: the Far Eastern leopard. Called 鈥淟and of the Leopard鈥� National P...

A new 1,000 square-mile park will safeguard leopards and Siberian tigers in Russia. Far Eastern leopards are considered the world鈥檚 rarest big cat.

Australian Walkabout on Discovery Trail聽features dingoes, emus, and other native Australian species Exhibit opening celebrated with Australian songs Brooklyn, NY 鈥� April 12, 2012 鈥� The 菊花视频鈥檚 Prospect Park Zoo debuted a new exhibit today 鈥� Australian dingoes 鈥� a new species for the zoo and a perfect addition to the zoo鈥檚 Australian Walkabout on the Discovery Trail. These are the first dingoes in a New York City zoo in 40 years. The dingoes, two males and two females, w...

"Chile est谩 bendecida con algunos de los paisajes terrestres y mar铆timos m谩s hermosos del mundo y los l铆deres de este pa铆s est谩n desarrollando medidas importantes para proteger estos tesoros naturales". Dr. Steven Sanderson, Presidente y Director Ejecutivo de WCS SANTIAGO, CHILE, Chile (11 de abril de 2012) 鈥� 菊花视频 y el Ministerio del Medio Ambiente del Gobierno de Chile han acordado en tratar conjuntamente una variedad de asuntos de conservaci贸n que afectan las ...

"Chile is blessed with some of the world's most beautiful land and seascapes and this country's leadership is taking important steps to protect these natural treasures." Dr. Steven Sanderson, WCS President and CEO SANTIAGO, CHILE, Chile (April 11, 2012) 鈥� The 菊花视频 and the Government of Chile's Ministry of the Environment have agreed to work in cooperation on a range of conservation issues affecting the nation's lands, seas and wetlands.On Tuesday, April 10, WCS repr...

WCS recently began breeding four endangered turtle species, including the golden coin turtle, at its wildlife parks in New York City. Eventually, the plan is to reintroduce some species to the wild and develop assurance colonies for others. WCS conservationists are also working in the turtles鈥� native habitats to protect their wild kin.

Efforts include breeding at zoos combined with intensive field conservation work WCS will take direct responsibility for the continued survival of at least half of the 25 most endangered species of turtles and tortoisesWCS working with Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS), the Turtle Survival Alliance (TSA), Turtle Conservancy (TC), and the Asian Turtle Program (ATP) in global effort NEW YORK (April 11, 2012) 鈥� The 菊花视频 announced today a new strategy that draws on all of th...

NUEVA YORK, NY (6 de abril de 2012) 鈥� 菊花视频 reconocer谩 el trabajo de conservaci贸n del cient铆fico chileno, el Dr. Juan Carlos Castilla, en su pr贸xima Gala 2012: The Coasts of Patagonia que se llevar谩 a cabo el jueves 14 de junio en el Central Park Zoo de WCS en la ciudad de Nueva York. El Dr. Castilla ser谩 honrado por Wildlife Conservation por sus logros en la conservaci贸n marina a lo largo de su carrera, principalmente en el mar chileno.El evento tambi茅n reconocer谩 al Dr...

NEW YORK, NY (April 6, 2012)鈥擳he 菊花视频 will honor the conservation work of Chilean scientist Dr. Juan Carlos Castilla at its upcoming Gala 2012: The Coasts of Patagonia on Thursday, June 14 at New York City鈥檚 WCS Central Park Zoo. Castilla will receive a Wildlife Conservation Award for his lifetime achievements in marine conservation, specifically in the Chilean sea. The event will also recognize Dr. Steve Sanderson, WCS President & CEO, who is retiring fr...

Birdwatchers from across Asia and beyond flock to Cambodia for a glimpse of two of the world's rarest birds: the giant ibis and its cousin the white-shouldered ibis. The birds鈥� nesting grounds sit at the outskirts of Tmatboey, a rural village where WCS has worked with the community to develop an eco-tourism project.