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Dublin Zoo helps fund a number of in situ (in the wild) conservation programmes. While maintaining breeding populations in zoos is beneficial, it is of paramount importance that wild populations and their habitats be understood and conserved. Below is a summary of the international conservation projects Dublin Zoo supported in 2016.
Amur Leopard and Tiger Alliance
Bongo Surveillance Project
Citron-Crested Cockatoo Research in Sumba, Indonesia
Conservation of the Humboldt Penguin and its habitat in Chile
Conservation Breeding Specialist Group
Conservation and Research Committee
Conservation planning for Asian elephants in Assam, India – Asian Nature Conservation Foundation
Earth Day 2016
EAZA Ape Campaign
Golden Lion Tamarin Association
Lowveld Rhino Trust
Okapi Conservation Project, Democratic Republic of Congo
Painted Dogs Conservation
Red Ruffed Lemur as part of Madagascar Primate Study and Research Group (GERP)
Reducing the use of palm oil in Dublin Zoo
Rothschild’s Giraffe Project, Kenya – Giraffe Research and Conservation Trust
Snow Leopard Trust
Scimitar-horned oryx – reintroduction programme in Tunisia
Selamatkan Yaki – EARS (Education and Awareness Raising Strategy) to save the Sulawesi-crested macaques, Sulawesi, Indonesia
Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary
Thailand Hornbill Project
West African Primate Conservation Action (WAPCA)
Waldrapp ibis
Western Lowland Gorillas Mbeli Bai Study, Republic of Congo